I am thinking about a Raspberry pi, my question is, will thers be continuing support and updates for the pi? I know that the current version of CQR log is in need of updating because of the new Ubuntu and Mint versions, will this update effect pi? And if not will any effort go into maintaining and updates for pi? I believe Buster is similar to Debian, nit sure how similar, but it would seem perhaps the dependencies may be different, not sure, I am no expert with this, but I lime the idea of pi because of power consumption as my shack is off grid, thanks! Tom K8WDX

Have been using CQRLOG with a TS-590 via single USB cable for some time. The Hamlib and Rigctld worked and even had CW keying etc.

Dears,
My IC-7300 working well with CQRLOG (frequency and Mode change), but allways change the Filter to FIL3.

Any body know how to solve?

rigctl -m 373 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t 4531 -s 19200 --set-conf=dtr_state=OFF,rts_state=OFF

Best Regards de EA2AU

Hello CQRLOG users ! I am recently converted to Linux Mint (3 weeks of using it intensively in parallel with W10 for not loosing data). I am so impressed by the installation of CQRLOG! It took me 10 seconds to install it. Let's get into it. Happy New Year to the Linux / CQRLOG community !

Hey Folks,

Hope everyone had a wonderful holidays! I love cqrlog. I use it every single day!

I've got 2.4.0 running with hamlib 3.3. I'm able to:

/usr/bin/rigctl -m 221 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -vvv
Opened rig model 221, 'K2'

Rig command: f
rigctl_parse: input_line: f
Frequency: 3540550

Rig command: m
rigctl_parse: input_line: m
Mode: CW
Passband: 500

Rig command: v
rigctl_parse: input_line: v
VFO: VFOA