OK - got it done. Didn't see anything returned other than the frequency that 
was requested, though. I ran the command on an even frequency and an odd one. 
Also ran the plain "rigctl" command and you can compare the output result, here:
pi@raspberrypi:~/~hamlib-3/build $ tests/rigctl -m2517 F 14076000 
f14076000pi@raspberrypi:~/~hamlib-3/build $ rigctl -m2517 F 14076000 
f14075999pi@raspberrypi:~/~hamlib-3/build $ tests/rigctl -m2517 F 14077000 
f14077000pi@raspberrypi:~/~hamlib-3/build $ rigctl -m2517 F 14077000 
f14077000pi@raspberrypi:~/~hamlib-3/build $ 
Looks like you've got it figured out. Was there any other diagnostic print 
stuff I needed to find?
Jim / W6JHB
p.s. - OK on the Buffer Underflow message - I'll ignore it.

      From: Bill Somerville <[email protected]>
 To: [email protected] 
 Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2016 4:06 AM
 Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] 6616 Frequency "Shift" Issue
   
On 14/04/2016 02:33, Jim Bennett wrote:
> For sure it was the new version; I deleted the entire hamlib directory 
> before starting, so I suppose it HAD to be your rounding version. But 
> the even-number problem is still there. C
Hi Jim,

I have added a diagnostic print to the get frequency routine, this will 
both help me see what is going on and verify that you are running the 
correct version. To update your Hamlib sources:

  git checkout si570-rounding
  git pull

then in the build tree root:

  make
  tests/rigctl -m 2517 -vvvvv F14076000 f

No need to delete anything, that just makes the build take longer for no 
good reason.

Post the output of the rigctl command please?

73
Bill
G4WJS.

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