I had a similar problem, it was only when I plugged the radio into my computer using the usb lead, I then did a search for programs and clicked on the Chirp option. It then loaded up fine but until then I couldn't get anything to display.

Good Luck

Nigel

I'll chuck my red-herrings into the pot:

Repeat the process, but check carefully the path... mebbe it went to somewhere obscure, like /tmp/....

Repeat the process, but this time let it write to a USB stick, or other directory that you know works.

.. Mebbe, somehow, CHIRP doesn't have rights to write to the disc, or specific directory ?

Have you tried locating it using the search facility in windows explorer?

I think Windows can hide certain filetypes?? /mebbe/ it's hiding the contents in that directory - or CSVs anyway.

Cheers,

Simon R

On 22 August 2017 at 02:54, Thom LaCosta <thom@tlchost.net> wrote:

At 09:46 PM 8/21/2017, you wrote:

Thom,

Install mlocate then run sudo updatedb then give the command as regular userto:

thanks, but I'm using windows

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