Bug #390
closedCrash on import
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Description
New user, so I may be doing something wrong!
I uploaded an image from my Icom Q7, and was attempting to save it as a .csv so I can export it to another radio.
I created a new file, and then attempted to import the Icom image file, when it then crashes.
Using CHIRP daily-20130101.
Files
| import crash.jpg (81 KB) import crash.jpg | screen shot of crash | ||
| debug.log (3.72 KB) debug.log | debug log | ||
| Q7 Jan 1 2013.img (1.94 KB) Q7 Jan 1 2013.img | Icom memory image file | ||
| Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.img (1.94 KB) Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.img | modified image | ||
| Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.csv (3.93 KB) Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.csv | CSV of modified image |
Updated by Dan Smith almost 12 years ago
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Assignee set to Dan Smith
- Target version set to 0.3.0
Can you tell me what mode memory channel 14 appears to be in? I.e. AM, FM, WFM, etc.
Thanks!
Updated by Daun Yeagley almost 12 years ago
- File Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.img Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.img added
- File Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.csv Q7 Jan 1 2013 modified.csv added
That was a very good hint!
I had previously used the Q7 programming utility by Goran Vlaski, and reading from it, Channels 10 through 20 were listed as "Auto", and of course Chirp showed them as essentially empty. Also, on the radio itself it did not show any mode! I edited those channels in his program and re-uploaded, then downloaded into Chirp and that seems to have fixed it. I'm wondering just what "auto" did!
I'll attach the new files, which seem to work fine now.
Daun
Updated by Dan Smith almost 12 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Closed
Okay, I just committed a fix for this in r1785, which will be in tomorrow's daily build. It adds support for "auto" modes to the chirp core, and specifically for the Q7 driver.
Thanks!