I have run into all sorts of difficulties with a bug in the system and decided in the interests of safety to upload my logs into Xlog and then save them from there for reloading into CQRLOG once I had a new OS up and running. I am leaning towards migrating from Mint to Bodhi and have run a few tests to see if I can import my log safely back into CQRLOG. I saved the log into an ADIF file on my desktop and ran a trial upload but have an issue with the Power data. It says all my qso's were done at 5W. I actually used a range of power setting, all mentioned in the ADIF file.

I recently upgraded from 0.9.6 to 1.2.2. Nice job!

Notice that LOTW user info is missing from new LOG form (The "L" lower right corner). I do have this function checked.

Noticed that the new DATA folders does not have LOTW file,the 0.9.6 does. Where can I get it from? I can't find it on website at all. The old in 0.9.6 is dated April so is pretty old.

Thanks Dan KC2STA

I don't seem to be able to scroll down through my "show qsl list" to the end, but only as far back as the last year or so. If I do a search for a qso going much further back, it does come up so I am sure my complete log is in there somewhere. Is this to do with the scroll bar? I have run the script mentioned in another post to disable the scrollbar, but this distro can't find it. I am running Mint 11. Any ideas?

Grant VK4JAZ

Hi, Yesterday I upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 from 11.04 and find a few snags with my logger. When I hit 'show qso list' the list opens OK but the buttons at the bottom of the page no longer work. If I select a qso to view, I highlight the qso in question, then when I hit 'view qso' the highlight shift to the last one on the screen and that's it. I don't get the qso to view. Similarly, I tried to edit a previously entered qso and the 'edit qso' button didn't work either. Any ideas?

All, I have an Elecraft K3 I'm trying to get functioning with CQRLog. I have it connected to my computer via RS232 port, and think I have everything set up correctly in CQRLog, but can't seem to get rig control working. My system is set up for 38400 baud connection, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity or rig control. I use, per the CQRLog tables, rig model ID 229. However, CQRLog doesn't even seem to know my rig is present. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what I'm doing wrong? I'm also new to Linux, so please be gentle with me. :-)

Thanks and 73,

Ian Kahn, AK4IK