Post by kc2klc on Jan 22, 2024 23:29:38 GMT
I have the PiSDR image (OS = Bullseye 64-bit) installed on my Pi 4B, with WSJT-X successfully working - but I'd much prefer JTDX, as that's what I use on my Windows PC (it has features that make it far preferable). However, I'm struggling to get JTDX installed. I tried "sudo dpkg -i jtdx_2.2.159_arm64.deb" but received an error "No such file or directory". As an alternative, I tried following the instructions at at github.com/jtdx-project/jtdx/blob/master/INSTALL, but when I get to the line under "mkdir ~/hamlib-prefix" that starts "../src/configure" I get errors indicating that C compiler doesn't exist and therefore it cannot create the required executables.
Although my computer experience dates back to the 70's (and I used command-line based unix ages ago), I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to (relatively) modern Linux implementations like Bullseye. Any advice directed at someone at my level (or links to a site I haven't already cited) is very appreciated - thanks & 73!
Although my computer experience dates back to the 70's (and I used command-line based unix ages ago), I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to (relatively) modern Linux implementations like Bullseye. Any advice directed at someone at my level (or links to a site I haven't already cited) is very appreciated - thanks & 73!
