Short memory!! You have to unzip the file 1.5.10 first ;-) //g _____ From: pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gunnar Bulukin Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 12:45 PM To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [pskmail] Re: Raspberry Pi and Pskmail Client Btw, you have to start fldigi first!!! //gunnar _____ From: pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gunnar Bulukin Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 12:43 PM To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [pskmail] Re: Raspberry Pi and Pskmail Client Tarmo, You should not execute the file. 1. Go into the 1.5.10 and set the jar file under permissions to executible. 2. Do the same thing to the files under Lib 3. open the jar file under 1.51.10 and wait, takes around 2 minutes to start. Can I call you on Skype??? //gunnar _____ From: pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pskmail-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tarmo Huttunen Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 12:36 PM To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [pskmail] Re: Raspberry Pi and Pskmail Client Yes, I have tried powered hub also...even made well regulated power supply myself so my guess is power was not problem...by the way I have a feeling that usb problems have been less since I updated Raspberry's os. (But audio receive quality is still a bit poor) Gunnar, By the way... maybe it is my bat english but I am little confused about your instruction. I have download 1.5.10 From http://www.crusefalk.se/jpskmailinstall/ But it is executable file, when I try to execute it, pi gets busy for a while but nothing seems to happend. If I try executing from root terminal, it says "binary file cannot be executed"... so I cant find any "jpskmail lib" so I can not open javapskmail.jar :D I feel stupid :D Should this installer be runnable and make some directory containing those javapskmail.jar etc. ? (I have made permission to run this file.) This is what I meant, I can not find 1.5.10 jar files. I can see previous version I have tried while ago have been jpskmail installer 1.6.10, it do exactly same, nothing:) Tarmo, OH6ECF 2012/12/27 Larry Levesque <ka1vgm@xxxxxxxxx> I suspect it is a power issue. Try plugging a powered usb hub into the PI and the sound card into that. The recommended power supply is at least 1amp for the Pi but it only supports powering a level less than that for devices. Other people with similar problems have cured it by replacing the power supply or using the powered usb hub. Larry Levesque KA1VGM Cheshire County EC NHARES On Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 3:23 PM, Tarmo Huttunen <tarmopaha@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Well, I haven't got jpskmail working on raspberry yet. Maybe because I didn't find 1.5.10 jar files :D So I tried 2.0.22. Suppose I just make something wrong... I have noticed about pi and fldigi, I cannot get WEFAX received as well as with ordinary laptop, with same usb soundcard (cheap dongle). Picture is not as good. I think "slant" is not stable when using raspberry pi. But it somewhat works, fun! Also tried receiving NAVTEX, it works also. I have received quite a lot of 518 khz NAVTEX from Mediterranean Sea here in inner Finland with pi. I suppose it is some issue on usb in pi, not sure. (could also be something simple like dirty power or ground loop...) Also soundcard gets grazy quite often when used with pi, and gets only fuzzy gibberish on waterwall. By the way, It have never worked if I also have network connected, wifi or ethernet. That is why I mostly susbect usb driver problem. Tarmo OH6ECF 2012/12/25 Gunnar Bulukin <gunnar@xxxxxxxxxx> Hi, Have tested with Pskmail client 1.5.10 and fldigi on Pi B (512). So far it works but CPU is 90%. Will test together with the IC-7200 when i have some more time. How to test: From http://www.crusefalk.se/jpskmailinstall/ Follow instruktions for Ubuntu to install fldigi and download 1.5.10 make jar files allowed to be executed even those in the LIB (don´t know if that is a must) After starting fldigi go to the jpskmail lib and open javapskmail.jar, it will take some time to start!! It would me very nice if anyone that has a working rig and a Pi close by could do some test and see if it works!! 73 de Gunnar