That should be
chmod a+rw /dev/dsp*
Sorry for the typo
Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Robert McGwier
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 14:05
To: linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [linrad] RE:New Linrad e-mail list user
Please do
ls -l /dev/dsp*
and return to us the results. You might
also try
chmod a+rw /dev/dsp&
while logged in as root.
If you are already logged in as root, please forget this
email.
Bob
N4HY
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ramiro Aceves,
EA1ABZ
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 10:57
To: linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [linrad] RE:New Linrad e-mail list user
Leif Åsbrink wrote:
SNIP
Paraphrase: You are happy but want second card to work
My sound card is a classic Sound Blaster 16 and 24 MB RAM 486
Any sugerences?
Many thanks for your help.
Hello Ramiro,
I have installed the following Linrad versions:
00-35
00-56
01-03
and I can not make any of them work properly in the 486. When I press left
mouse button on the waterfall graph to listen to the signal, the
sound works
some seconds, then stops and come back later, and so on.... I do not know
what happened cause I got it working two years ago. I get delay
times longer
than 20 seconds. In the past I get shorter delay times and better computer
response (now it is too slow). I think I need to study Linrad manual in
order to understand it better and weak the parameters properly. I do not
remember what parameters I used, perhaps you keep our old
e-mails? I deleted them. :-)
Yes, I keep old E-mails to some extent and I found a report from
you specifying the following par_userint file:
vga mode [11]
font scale [1]
mouse speed [64]
input mode [0]
rx channels [1]
ad channels [1]
ad speed [6000]
ad device no [32]
ad device mode [0]
ad frag [8]
da device no [33]
min da speed [5000]
max da speed [44100]
max da channels [2]
max da bytes [2]
min da channels [1]
min da bytes [1]
check [2220024]
These were the par_wcw parameters:
First FFT bandwidth (Hz) [15]
First FFT window (power of sin) [1]
First forward FFT version [3]
First FFT storage time (s) [4]
First FFT amplitude [1000]
Enable second FFT [0]
First backward FFT version [0]
First backward FFT att. N [5]
Second FFT bandwidth factor in powers of 2 [2]
Second FFT window (power of sin) [0]
Second forward FFT version [0]
Second forward FFT att. N [7]
Second FFT storage time (s) [5]
Enable AFC [0]
AFC averaging time (s) [5]
AFC delay (%) [25]
AFC min S/N (dB) [6]
AFC lock range Hz [150]
AFC max drift Hz/minute [100]
First mixer bandwidth reduction in powers of 2 [4]
First mixer no of channels [1]
Baseband storage time (s) [200]
Output delay margin (0.1sek) [5]
Output sampling speed (Hz) [6000]
Default output mode [0]
A/D speed [6000]
Check [1110024]
The parameter file changes a little from version to version
but I think the above sholud make it easy to restore the
performance you had Sept 14 2001, at least with 00-35.
In case more recent versions run slower or behave incorrectly
on your 486 I would be very interested to know.
73
Leif / SM5BSZ