Hi Bill, Sandro,
OK. If I need to add something to either Windows or *Nix JTSDK packaging
for this it can be done easily enough.
Will wait and see what shakes out of the Hamlib dev group and go from there.
73's
Greg, KI7MT
On 03/24/2016 04:30 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> comment
Hi Bill & Greg,
is not my intend to create panic. Is not problem for me add a lib to my
system. Perfectly understand that USB have an overall usage in a lot of
applications.
The message was simple to be intended as advise that a requested lib can
be not installed as default
Il 24/03/2016 23
Hi Greg,
comments in line below:
On 24/03/2016 22:13, KI7MT wrote:
> I'm not seeing this on Ubuntu 14.04 nor 16.04. The only things I'm
> seeing during the Hamlib configure phase is:
>
> -
> checking for libusb_init in -lusb-1.0... no
> configure: WARNING: libusb_init was not found in libusb-
Hi Bill,
I'm not seeing this on Ubuntu 14.04 nor 16.04. The only things I'm
seeing during the Hamlib configure phase is:
-
checking for libusb_init in -lusb-1.0... no
configure: WARNING: libusb_init was not found in libusb-1.0--USB
backends will be disabled
-
Then in the config summary:
On 24/03/2016 21:24, Alessandro Gorobey wrote:
> I have a lot of problems to compile WSJTX in last days.
> All start with update of hamlib3, that give no errors, but a lot of
> errors in cmake of wsjtx.
Hi Sandro,
sorry about that. The Hamlib team have switched to using libusb-1.0 for
the USB dev
Hi Sandro,
Are you certain it is libudev-dev and not libusb-dev that solves the
problem?
73's
Greg, KI7MT
On 03/24/2016 03:24 PM, Alessandro Gorobey wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a lot of problems to compile WSJTX in last days.
> All start with update of hamlib3, that give no errors, but a lot o
Hi all,
I have a lot of problems to compile WSJTX in last days.
All start with update of hamlib3, that give no errors, but a lot of
errors in cmake of wsjtx.
The errors refer all to usb functions not found in libs.
Destroying and recreate build dir change errors.
After several experiments command
