[Elecraft] Memory Manager for Linux?

[Mike Markowski]

A few years ago in C on linux I played around with determining the 
undocumented memory map.  Pierfrancesco Caci IK5PVX joined in later and 
we spent some time decoding binary returns after changing a single 
setting.  We made good progress, but it's tedious and we instead 
returned to on-air pursuits!  Turns out I don't use the memories too 
often anyway.  I have other tiny C programs more useful to me.  It's 
possible to reverse engineer, though I never went so far as to write 
into memory for fear of doing something regrettable. :-)

73,
Mike ab3ap

Sample output from seconds ago using the -b (brief summary) option. 
Looks like I overwrote a 40m freq into my 10m memory!

mm at ab3ap$ k3mem -b 1-20
   1: 1820000 / CW   1824000 / CW   160M
   2: 21033990 / CW   21033990 / CW   80M
   3: 5366000 / USB   5366000 / USB   60M
   4: 7000000 / CW   7000000 / CW   40M
   5: 10100000 / CW   10100000 / CW   30M
   6: 14000000 / CW   14000000 / CW   20M
   7: 18068000 / CW   18068000 / CW   17M
   8: 24900650 / CW   24895510 / CW   12M
   9: 7111000 / CW   7114000 / CW   10M
  10: 145310000 / FM-   145310000 / FM-   W3UD     PL 141.3 Hz
  11: 145390000 / FM-   145310000 / FM-   W3AD     PL 118.8 Hz
  12: 146700000 / FM-   146700000 / FM-   W3DRA    PL 131.8 Hz
  13: 146850000 / FM-   146850000 / FM-   WA3SF
  14: 146925000 / FM-   145310000 / FM-   W3WAN    PL 74.4 Hz
  15: 146940000 / FM-   146985000 / FM-   W3EOC    PL 131.8 Hz
  16: 146955000 / FM-   146985110 / FM-   W3SC     PL 131.8 Hz
  17: 146985000 / FM-   146985000 / FM-   FROGS    PL 100.0 Hz
  18: 147015000 / FM-   145310000 / FM-   W3RRR    PL 118.8 Hz
  19: 147030000 / FM-   147030000 / FM-   PMONT    PL 91.5 Hz
  20: 147060000 / FM-   147060000 / FM-   MARC     PL 131.8 Hz


On 07/14/2015 04:10 PM, Dick Roth wrote:
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> Tried installing the Memory Manager using Wine on my Ubuntu 14.04
> machine.  Got an icon on the desktop, but nothing else seems to work.
> Any chance the program may be ported to Linux in the future?  I'm not a
> coder so I have to rely on those with the skills.
>
> 73,
> Dick Roth
> KA10Z