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-=> On 01-04-21 08:09, Ivan Mikhalev wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 IM>   Re: Re: SDRPlay usb fault
 IM>   By: Tony Langdon to Alan Beck on Wed Nov 11 2020 07:13 pm

 > Sounds like either a port or a driver issue.  Try a different USB port and
 > double check the driver installation.
 IM> Might be a bit unrelated, but I got a MSi.SDR and the MSI001(?) chip
 IM> would heat up a lot when plugged into the computer. PC doesn't detect
 IM> it either. Try to disassemble the SDRPlay and check the temperatures of
 IM> the chips with your finger, might give you some clues as to what's

Sounds like some good troubleshooting ideas there.  And I found out last night
that the SDRPlay has issues in Linux (poor closed source drivers etc).  Can't
remember what your setup was.


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