Amateur radio firmware for the GD-77, GD-77S, DM-1801, DM-1801A, RD-5R, MD-9600/RT-90, MD-UV380/RT-3S, DM-1701/RT-84 and MD2017/RT-82 radios https://www.opengd77.com/
This update, with Daniel's changes incorporated including CWID and cache buffering improvements, has been running in hotspot mode here for several hours. Things are stable and working well.
Marc
Re: Update 7th Feb
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2020 8:48 pm
by F6GVE
Really a good job as usually
I didn't notice any particular bug (didn't used the hotspot mode yet)
Thanks a lot for the new improvements, and for the ability to adapt the display to his taste. I really appreciate this feature.
And so the 50 mW option.
Concerning the "old" burst bug, here are 2 short typical examples,
thanks, just curious as my dvmega does that, however, my jumbo spots do not.
Re: Update 7th Feb
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2020 1:06 pm
by KO4BFY
macOS 10.15.3
After loading the 2/7 version linked above my radio isn't recognized as attached with the programming cable.
This is with a Windows 10 VM, which worked fine with stock firmware. I also checked the connection using dmrconfig from the macOS command-line and it reports "no radio found, check cable". dmrconfig was able to read from this radio w/o issue prior to loading.
I'm going to see if I can arrange a Windows partition today to check things there, but I thought I should report this. Odd if my cable decided to die just after loading OpenGD77.
After loading the 2/7 version linked above my radio isn't recognized as attached with the programming cable.
This is with a Windows 10 VM, which worked fine with stock firmware. I also checked the connection using dmrconfig from the macOS command-line and it reports "no radio found, check cable". dmrconfig was able to read from this radio w/o issue prior to loading.
I'm going to see if I can arrange a Windows partition today to check things there, but I thought I should report this. Odd if my cable decided to die just after loading OpenGD77.
OpenGD77 FW uses different driver for connection with OpenGD77 CPS.
After loading the 2/7 version linked above my radio isn't recognized as attached with the programming cable.
This is with a Windows 10 VM, which worked fine with stock firmware. I also checked the connection using dmrconfig from the macOS command-line and it reports "no radio found, check cable". dmrconfig was able to read from this radio w/o issue prior to loading.
I'm going to see if I can arrange a Windows partition today to check things there, but I thought I should report this. Odd if my cable decided to die just after loading OpenGD77.
OpenGD77 FW uses different driver for connection with OpenGD77 CPS.
Thanks for the reply. That explains why dmrconfig no longer works, which makes sense. I uninstalled the OpenGD77 CPS then reinstalled it and voila all is well. 73s!