Hi,

I'm not sure if this is a bug or something on my end, but I'm having a hard time getting the rig control working in CQRLOG. I can control the rigs using the cli command (rigctl -m 329 -r /dev/ttyS0 -s 9600), but the TRX window will not update.

If I launch CQRLOG from a terminal, I get the following message on start-up and when I refresh TRX:

An error has occured setting the rig pathname

I think I have all the configuration settings OK (ID: 329 for IC-765, 9600 N81).

Running Ubuntu 9.04, CQRLOG 0.8.2, and Hamlib V1.2.8.

Running cqrlog 0.8.1, hamlib 1.2.9, opensuse 11.0.

Here in the UK, local clock time at the moment = UTC+1. So, for example, the local time is 06:30 (displayed correctly in the system tray), making the UTC 05:30.

However, cqrlog displays the time as 04:30 in the "Start Time" and "End Time" boxes.

(By the way, fldigi reports UTC correctly).

Is there something in cqrlog I need to set up to get the correct time zone?

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73
Ian, G3NRW

I'll report a bug in NEW QSO insertion mode....
sometimes when I create a new qso the DXCC ref. field remain void
and when I save the qso end re-edit it, the field is updated correctly...

thank you

bye, mauro

My Ubuntu 9.04 system worked fine with 0.80 when logging with fldigi. With 0.81 however, the frequency data does not pull in from fldigi. It always keeps the original cqrlog frequency data when starting up the program.

I've updated to hamlib 1.2.9 and edited the configuration file. I'm not able to run the debug program or the main program for the command line. I navigated to the proper folder and even tried running under sudo. Any ideas?

Thanks, Ray AA3DW