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Attached to this post is a screenshot of a waterfall display taken using GRQX running on Linux Ubuntu 18.04 and using my RSP2 receiver. I'm posting this in hope of finding out from more learned colleagues what might be happening with some signals or the receiver that seem to be causing break through...

GQRX any day of the week! For a few years I've been trying to get myself out of this rut caused by resource hogging Microsoft Windows and kept installing Ubuntu Linux in an effort to advance my HF listening hobby but was held up by not having Linux SELCAL and HFDL decoders so had to fall back to Win...

** CAUTION - Dummy at Play Here **

I totally forgot to properly read the instructions and didn't install SoapySDRPlay!!

What a numpty!

All good now.

I have Ubuntu 18.04 on a 64bit platform (Dell Laptop) and am having a devilish of a time getting it to find my RSP2. I've followed the instructions from SDRPlay.com as far as non-Windows workflow goes but each time I build using cmake ..{/code] I get this: [code] -- Build type not specified: default...

The start command should have included the listening IP address which I had forgotten to do.

I've downloaded and got running the latest RPi image, logged into as a headless connection and started the RSP_TCP server with my RSP2 connected and correctly identified. On my PC I'm trying SDR# first as I have the EXTIO dll installed there. However I get the error "no connection could be made beca...

Hey, thank you so much @someYguy, much appreciated.

I'm monitoring the HF aero bands using a dipole cut for 8.8MHz so mainly that particular band and I would like to know from some experienced users what my optimal, if there is such a thing, settings should be for receiving. I have my antenna dipole legs connected to a un/un and coax cable then runs ...

Managed to figure out the problem. I had to set the IP address to my machine's network IP 192.168.1.xx instead of 127.0.0.1 and while that was OK to begin with, I still got a connection error until I removed the -f option and then a connection to the client could be made and maintained. Nice little ...

I've downloaded the latest server and EXTIO dll and can get the server running using this command rsp_tcp -E -f 8867000 and get a command line response of : libmirsdrrapi-rsp version 2.13 found detected RSP model 'RSP 2' (hw ver 2) listening... After copying ExtIO_SRP_TCP.dll to my Documents folder ...