Hello folks,
after updating from 1.65 to 2.03 my ShuttleXpress controller shows erratic behaviour and missed the main jog dial function (fine tune). Now I can’t scroll frequencies in 1khz steps which makes operating fiddly and not natural.
Do any of you guys have caught up with same error? If somebody could point me out to the right direction, I can do the fix by myself.
I think if you rebuild from the “kenwood” branch you will find this issue resolved. Simply run the build script again with “kenwood” as the first argument to the script.
I’ve done per your directions, (2.03 version, kenwood branch compiled) with no success:
“wfview -d --debug -l --logfile
Current translation language: “”
Recognized requested language and loaded the translations (or at least found the /translations resource folder). Installing translator.
Changed to translation language: “en_GB”
Segmentation fault (core dumped)”
keeps crashing, no log file.
I did compile back to non kenwood branch and here is the log when using the controller: https://termbin.com/9td4
I did appreciate any help or How can I help myself and others with this issue.
You should not supply both short and long options at the same time!
-l with --logfile. ← NO
Just do it like this: wfview --debug --logfile /tmp/mypreferredlogfilename.txt
or wfview -d -l /tmp/mypreferredlogfilename.txt
You don’t even have to do the log file part if you don’t mind checking carefully in /tmp to see which of the log files was most recently modified. But sometimes I do like to specify a single filename.
You have to TYPE IN A LOG NAME when you use -l or --logfile. The entire point here is so that you know the filename of the logfile, because, it is the filename that YOU SUPPLIED.
I think that I have found the issue with the Kenwood branch. It is actually the CW sender window which some code was referencing even if the radio doesn’t have the Send CW command (and causing it to crash).
If you can try building the Kenwood branch again that will hopefully work (probably easiest to run “./fullbuild-wfview.sh Kenwood” again to download the latest version.)
Now it does not crash. restored to working condition. Now the main jog works (different to previous version, after setting up a function) in 1khz or 10khz steps but when dialling fast, the digits on the hundredths portion (100khz) starst ‘drifting’ in random steps and the fine tune becomes unusable and loss its 1khz setup jumping into odd 27 or 32khz.