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Is it possible to install zadig app into CrossOver Linux SDR++ v3.3 bottle to load rtlsdr driver? I’d like to run this Windows app in Linux where many of my other Ham Radio apps are used. The Windows app loads easily in Linux using Crossover, now I have to figure out how to give it a driver to see the USB receiver Dongle. Windows Zadig is specified as possible solution for Windows, does that hold for Crossover as well? Any thoughts?
Perhaps the better question is which folder in the bottle should the rtlsdr.dll be stored so the app can find it? Then once the app opens, how do I get virtual keyboard to open automagically to interact with it? Finally, do I need to specify the com port, if there is only 1 usb port available?
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