Hello Reino,
Thanks very much following up. I will do my best to answer your
questions. Feel free to ask for more clarification as needed.
Number 5. I am not sure whether or not I saw both rx and tx early on
the waterfall. I will have to wait and look again. I do know that the
6 second
Gentlemen,
Thank you all for your responses. To move this along, my responses:
Alan G0TLK
Linux time jumps: From what I have Googled, the magnitudes are very
large and seem to be reversible. Also, the system time stays correct,
and the horizontal line separating two minute sequences is alway
On 5/23/2025 9:16 AM, Josh Rovero via wsjt-devel wrote:
I see similar behavior about every 72 hours or so on Fedora Core 41, 64-bit.
Restarting wsjtx seems to cure it for another 72 hours ..
Josh Rovero
KK1D
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I have been running wspr 24/7 using
I have been running wspr 24/7 using the linux version of wsjtx. After
about two days, dt seems to increase by 6 seconds, in a single jump, not
gradually. This does not happen on Windows.
1. The same happens on two different machines running Ubuntu and
Mageia,v 2.61 and v 2.7.0-rc8.
2. Comp
remember output power and tune power are checked and the tune box
is selected in the band hop selection pop up form. The rig is IC-7300
and CAT control.
This happens both with Windows 10, latest update and linux, Mageia 8.
Paul Simon, W6EXT
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28, and 48
minutes after the hour.
Rather than list the whole log, band switching from 40 M to 30 M
occurred at 02, 08, 16, 28, 34, 48. Switching from 30 M to 40 M
occurred at 06,12,24,32, 44, 54.
Can this be clarified for me?
Paul Simon W6EXT
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