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David, Yes, please let us know how it turns on your ICOM build we are very interested to see others use the ICOM version the QNetGateway. Best of luck and we here a the QuadNet, QnetGateway group

Hi Tom, I'm going to have a go at compiling an Icom-only version on Raspbian Stretch, and then give this app a go and see what happens: https://wiki.debian.org/CheckInstall Appears to be an easy

Sorry, no repo. The build and installation is designed such that you never have to touch a file cloned from my github. Any file you have to modify, you are always working with copies that you have

You can run it on a Pi. I've tested it to great lengths with Tom N7TAE who is the author of QnetGateway. It requires configuring the RP2C with the necessary IP addresses that will be used. ICOM never

Hi Colby, ? Great to see the QnetGateway ICOM Stack is virtually a drop-in replacement for G2/G3. ? Two questions: ? 1/ If the local private network is all between 172.16.x.x –

QnetGateway’s ICOM stack was designed to operate identically to the G2/G3 gateway software. So long as the RP2C IP address for the repeater and gateway is configured according to the instructions,

Hello, Just bought a used dstar systems: ID-RP4000V, ID-RP2000V, ID-RP2C and a gateway with G2 software. I needed help in setting up our repeater ID-RP4000V with the controller ID-RP2C using the

I have tried several ideas to fix the problems with AP mode. All have failed. I was worried that I was missing something important, so I downloaded and built an ircDDBGateway + DStarRepeater system

Having some performance problems with Access Point mode. I'm working on it and will post here when I fix it. Thanks for your patience!

Hello to the group, This is amazing and very interesting feature for using within a Linux OS. Im sure the QnetGateway will perform well. So, I'm very curious how well the QuadNet ircDDB Network

I have copied your post to the Facebook group. There were several people interested so maybe this will help get the word out. Jeff VE6DV ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, August 1,

QnetGateway now supports Icom's Terminal and Access Point modes. This uses a serial-to-usb cable connected to an ID-4100, ID-51Plus2 or an ID-31Plus. Terminal mode shuts down the RF circuits and

Is any other module needed - such as MMDVMHost or Dstar Repeater on a Raspberry Pi? I do not ‘yet’ have an ID-4100 but this might push me over the edge! I see reference to ICOM Repeater in the

QnetGateway now supports the Icom Repeater. Consider this an "alpha" release because we have only tested it on a single module repeater. We would be happy to work with anyone that would like to try

I have updated the QnetGateway Makefile in two important areas. * I have added new targets, "mmdvm", "dvap", and "dvrptr" so that if you are building an MMDVMHost based system, type "make mmdvm" to

I was hoping it would just work. Thanks for the good news! -- 73 n7tae (at) tearly (dot) net

I can confirm that it now works with dstarrepeater and my UDRC.? Thanks, Dan AI2M

I found some old legacy code in QnetGateway that was preventing routing to some group modules. This has been fixed and is available in the github repository. Tom N7TAE

I have done a major overhaul of QnetLink. I managed to find and fix a couple of small bugs along the way. I've been using it for several days without any problems and have merged it into the master

Hi Tom, I've created a new PR on the dash branch which includes both the suggestions you made: * An Unlink Button to unlink the currently linked reflector. This can be used even if an other station