David,
I ran into the same problem a couple months ago and was told by Elecraft (Wayne & Gary) to use a virtual machine or a Windows box, so it sounds like there are no plans to support non-Windows OSes at the moment.
I ended up installing VirtualBox on my linux laptop and then installing XP into that. Luckily, at work we have many cdroms of unused XP laying around (since our lab only uses Unix). Networking, serial port, etc, all worked 'out of the box' without need for any tweaking. Not an ideal solution but at least I don't need a second computer. The nice thing, too, is that it's not emulation. You're running the real XP so you don't run into unexpected emulation issues.
73,
Mike ab3ap
On Jun 18, 2011, at 4:24 AM, David Quental wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> yesterday I installed my new K144XV module inside my K3, all went fine
> until I needed to use the K144XV Utility. This software has only the
> Windows version and I needed to use daughter computer to install the mos
> recent firmware version into K3, of course all went just fine.
>
> However could be possible to develop a Linux version for K144XV Utility ?
>
> I tried the Windows version using Wine software and I am not able to
> choose correct serial port, despite I have all configured according to
> Wine configurations.
>
> Best 73 and till next email.
>
> CT1DRB
> David Quental
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