Hello.

I have noticed that the OpenBSD port for CHIRP is still for version 0.4.1 which was seemingly posted on 8 October 2014. This version uses an older URL of chirp.danplanet.com/download/.

I have created a patch for which points it to trac.chirp.danplanet.com/chirp_daily/LATEST/ and uses chirp-daily-20160505.

Will development of CHIRP remain on chirp_daily, and no longer use build versions like 0.4.1?

Can the daily builds be considered stable? If not, how can I predict the path of stable builds?

Thanks for a great tool. This latest build works with my hardware perfectly.

As a side note, someone else has already added patches to the OpenBSD ports tree for these devices (I am sure the following will syntactically be mangled by gmail):

--- chirp/platform.py.orig      Tue Apr 9 01:01:35 2013
+++ chirp/platform.py   Thu Jun 12 14:14:18 2014
@@ -283,7 +283,9 @@ class UnixPlatform(Platform):
         os.system("firefox '%s'" % path)

     def list_serial_ports(self):
-        ports = ["/dev/ttyS*",
+        ports = ["/dev/cuaU*",
+                 "/dev/cua0*",
+                 "/dev/ttyS*",
                  "/dev/ttyUSB*",
                  "/dev/ttyAMA*",
                  "/dev/cu.*",