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I am afraid this will be difficult to impossible. A cross-compilation for 32-bit should be possible (or compile on a 32-bit machine itself) but Windows 7 will be a problem. The LibreVNA-GUI uses Qt6 as the GUI framework and as far as I can tell this does not support Windows 7 anymore. You might be able to get version 1.4.0 of the LibreVNA-GUI running (that is the last one based on Qt5) but of course you are then stuck with that version and can not get newer features or bugfixes. Another option could be to get dedicated machines to run the LibreVNA-GUI. A standard Raspberry Pi would be enough. Not ideal, but maybe the easiest solution? You then have multiple options to control the LibreVNA:
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Thank you for your prompt reply and clarification, @jankae . https://github.com/iamfusta/LibreVna_SCPI_Tool |
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Hello,
First of all, thank you for this great open-source project.
We have recently acquired multiple LibreVNA units to be used in our institute's laboratory. However, we are facing a compatibility issue regarding the control software.
Our lab workstations are currently running Windows 7 32-bit. We are unable to upgrade the OS or migrate to 64-bit hardware because these computers are configured with various legacy instruments and software that are critical to our workflow and strictly require this specific environment.
Unfortunately, I do not have the software development background or the environment to cross-compile the source code from GitHub myself.
Considering our situation, would it be possible to provide a pre-compiled 32-bit (x86) executable, or point us to a legacy version that supports it? This would be incredibly helpful for our educational and research setup.
Thank you for your time and support.
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