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Hello I'm stuck! I have an old TNC-Pi3 that I want to set up as a Winlink RMS. I was able to find a copy of a bpq32.cfg currently in use on an identical TNC-Pi, so I just changed the relevant callsigns, passwords, etc. and thought it would work., but no such luck. I run a status and get the follwing message related to the COMPORT: Apr 27 15:28:59 raspberrypi linbpq[2448]: Com Open Failed: No such file or dire> Apr 27 15:28:59 raspberrypi linbpq[2448]: /dev/serial0 could not be opened Apr 27 15:28:59 raspberrypi LINBPQ[2448]: /dev/serial0 could not be opened lines 1-19/19 (END) I did not find a file titled "serial0" in /dev. I'd like to move from my current Win10 OS for this application, but I'm not very familiar with linux. I tried to identify what was assigned to serial0 but quickly found I am out of my element . . . pi@raspberrypi:~ $ dmesg | grep tty [ 0.000000] Kernel command line: coherent_pool=1M 8250.nr_uarts=0 snd_bcm2835.enable_headphones=0 cgroup_disable=memory snd_bcm2835.enable_headphones=1 snd_bcm2835.enable_hdmi=1 snd_bcm2835.enable_hdmi=0 vc_mem.mem_base=0x3ec00000 vc_mem.mem_size=0x40000000 console=ttyS0,115200 console=tty1 root=PARTUUID=384c6e67-02 rootfstype=ext4 fsck.repair=yes rootwait quiet splash plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles cfg80211.ieee80211_regdom=US [ 0.000238] printk: legacy console [tty1] enabled [ 2.122768] 3f201000.serial: ttyAMA1 at MMIO 0x3f201000 (irq = 99, base_baud = 0) is a PL011 rev2 [ 2.123112] serial serial0: tty port ttyAMA1 registered [ 6.015759] systemd[1]: Created slice system-getty.slice - Slice /system/getty. pi@raspberrypi:~ $ lsof /dev/ttyS0 lsof: status error on /dev/ttyS0: No such file or directory pi@raspberrypi:~ $ lsof /dev/ttyAMA1 lsof: status error on /dev/ttyAMA1: No such file or directory pi@raspberrypi:~ $ ls /dev/ttyS* /dev/ttyUSB* ls: cannot access '/dev/ttyS*': No such file or directory ls: cannot access '/dev/ttyUSB*': No such file or directory pi@raspberrypi:~ $ ls /dev/serial/by-id/ ls: cannot access '/dev/serial/by-id/': No such file or directory pi@raspberrypi:~ $ I have attached a copy of the bpq32.cfg: ; K9KQA BBS & RMS & CHAT config File 4-25-25 SIMPLE ; This set a whole load of par$ NODECALL=K9KQA-1 ; Default node callsign NODEALIAS=HCARES ; Alias 6 Char max LOCATOR=EN41vm ; Defailt node location NODESINTERVAL=60 MAXNODES=150 AUTOSAVE=1 FULL_CTEXT=0 LINMAIL ; Enable BBS LINCHAT ; Enable CHAT MAPCOMMENT=Motorola Syntor X Hustler G7-144<BR>IDEN Node<BR>Raspberry PI3 PI-TN$ IDINTERVAL=60 ; UI broadcast interval (minut$ IDMSG: ; UI broadcast text IDEN Node GENESEO IL EN41vm *** CTEXT: ; Connect Message Welcome to the K9KQA BPQ32 Node. K9KQA> BBS RMS CHAT CONNECT BYE INFO NODES ROUTES PORTS USERS MHEARD *** BTINTERVAL=60 ; Beacon interval (minutes) BTEXT: ; Beacon text K9KQA IDEN Node GENESEO IL EN41vm *** INFOMSG: ; Text for INFO command This is the BPQ32 Node for the K9KQA. Sysop K9KQA. Type K9KQA-7 to connect to the BBS. Type K9KQA-10 to connect to WinLink. Type K9KQA-11 to to CHAT server. *** ; Port 1 PORT PORTNUM=1 ; Port number ID=IDEN 145.610 MHz 1200 bps ; PORTS command text TYPE=ASYNC ; RS232 connection COMPORT=/dev/serial0 ; Serial port SPEED=19200 ; Serial port speed PROTOCOL=KISS ; KISS protocol KISSOPTIONS=PITNC,NOPARAMS ; KISS options for TNC CHANNEL=A ; TNC channel MAXFRAME=2 ; Max outstanding frames FRACK=7000 ; Level 2 timeout (ms) RESPTIME=1000 ; Level 2 delayed ACK (ms) RETRIES=10 ; Level 2 max retries PACLEN=128 ; Max packet length (bytes) TXDELAY=500 ; Transmit keyup delay (ms) SLOTTIME=20 ; CMSA interval timer (ms) PERSIST=64 ; Persistence (256/(# transmis$ DIGIFLAG=1 ; Allow Digipeat on this port QUALITY=255 MINQUAL=20 ; NOKEEPALIVES=1 WL2KREPORT PUBLIC,api.winlink.org,8085,K9KQA-10,EN41VM,00-23,145610000,PKT120$ ENDPORT ; Port 2 PORT PORTNUM=2 ; Port number ID=Telnet Server ; PORTS command text DRIVER=TELNET ; TCP/IP connection CONFIG ; Driver specific configuration$ LOGGING=1 ; Log all connections DisconnectOnClose=1 ; Disconnect on close TCPPORT=8010 ; Port for telnet connections FBBPORT=

Thanks in advance for your attention. I'm really stumped by this one. My BBS will die with a SEG fault at connect over my VHF port, but NOT when called over the internet (AXIP port) or from the keyboard. ODDLY, the RPi does NOT SEG fault when called over the air on any other aliases, but if the BBS is called from the node alias, the RPi will immediately die of a SEG Fault as it does if called directly. Any ideas? -- Charlie (N4NVD)

Hello, I have just noticed that LinBPQ sometimes prematurely exits. (I am unsure whether it is an issue related to KAM driver I added recently.) See the initialization of all ports, and later what fails ... Initialising Port 01 Telnet Server Initialising Port 02 SCS Pactor /dev/ttyUSB1 Initialising Port 03 TCPKISS IP 127.0.0.1 Port 8001 Chan A Initialising Port 04 UZ7HO Host 127.0.0.1 Port 8000 Chan A Initialising Port 05 UZ7HO Host 127.0.0.1 Port 8000 Chan B Initialising Port 06 KAM Pactor /dev/ttyUSB3 Using Shared Memory /BPQAPRSSharedMem Map APRS Shared Memory Allocated at 0x43000000 APRS Digi/Gateway Enabled Trying to start ./QtBPQAPRS Rig Control Enabled MQTT Enabled 0 Starting Chat Config File is /home/ham/linbpq/chatconfig.cfg Chat Started Starting Mail Config File is /home/ham/linbpq/linmail.cfg Config Processed Mail Started Using Shared Memory /BPQAPRSSharedMem Map APRS Shared Memory Allocated at 0x43000000 Shared Memory Size 3401584 Max 33554432 LinBPQ Configured with MaxStations 1000 APRSCall YU7BPQ SIGSEGV Received ./linbpq(+0x112e85)[0x523e85] linux-gate.so.1(__kernel_sigreturn+0x0)[0xb7f5a564] ./linbpq(+0x8ea71)[0x49fa71] ./linbpq(+0x8eb18)[0x49fb18] ./linbpq(+0x8eb18)[0x49fb18] ./linbpq(+0x8ea36)[0x49fa36] ./linbpq(+0x8d72e)[0x49e72e] ./linbpq(+0xca4a2)[0x4db4a2] ./linbpq(+0xcd77b)[0x4de77b] ./linbpq(main+0x1895)[0x525dde] Any idea? Misko YT7MPB

Dear BPQ-community, on my linbpq I have set up file-export to callsigns via the entry FILE according to the documentation which worked with no problem so far. By chance I realized it doesn't anymore, even when reverting some BETAs back to Nov. 2024 from the running version 6.0.24.70 (32 and 64 bit on four systems). Please, can someone check if this problem also exists outside my bubble? Thanks for supporting, 73 - Jochen p.s.: setting up my callsign as a regular BBS and putting the FILE EXPORT/filename.txt there works as an unwanted workaround :)

Anyone using all the different modes that BPQ can do ? Just wondering Thank you 73 KG5KS

Would like to have Winlink Express using RF (packet) access to bpq node as for just sending and receiving emails from CMS. Got WLExpress to connect to node fine but no messages are getting sent or received. This would be for personal use only. Been at this for a while so I am curious if this is possible at all. Thanks for any suggestions Karl

John, Inline attachments like pictures between the text are just unceremoniously dropped by the BBS and deleted. This also the case for the html code. (Non-inline attachments are fine.) Is this a bug? Should be nice to receive these. Linbpq version is 6.0.24.69. Regards, Boudewijn VE3TOK -- There is nothing permanent except change Heraclitus

Our area is sparse for vhf / uhf winlink nodes. Id like to add one to the area but we dont have the power nor hardware on our possible site to support a bloated windows server install. Bpq32 on Ubunutu server would be much more acheivable. Ive heard mention that bpq32 can be set up as a winlink server / node to offer the service to folks using winlink express. Is there a good guide on how to do this? Im sure there are some relevant posts but I wasnt able to find any with some full info (perhaps my searching skills need some training) 73 and tnx DE W1BTR

pi@nc8q-bpq:~/linbpq $ ./linbpq G8BPQ AX25 Packet Switch System Version 6.0.24.69 March 2025 Copyright ? 2001-2025 John Wiseman G8BPQ Current Directory is /home/pi/linbpq Log Directory is /home/pi/linbpq Making Directory /home/pi/linbpq/logs Configuration file Preprocessor. Using Configuration file /home/pi/linbpq/bpq32.cfg Source record not recognised - Ignored:EnableM0LTEMap=0 Where in PORT PORTNUM=[1-13] ... CONFIG ... ENDPORT do I put EnableM0LTEMap=0 ?

Hi folks. Is there a map or list of BPQ nodes/BBS with operating frequencies? Many do not mention the frequencies on the node map. I would like to try connections on 10m. TIA

A station connected via VARA HF and attempted to download a small text file using YAPP. The transfer aborted with "Unexpected message during YAPP Transfer." Would that happen if the person downloading the file entered something via keyboard while the transfer was in progress? 16:48:21R YAPP ics213.txt<cr> Port=7 16:49:04R <cr> Port=7 16:49:04R Unexpected message during YAPP Transfer. Transfer canncelled<cr> Port=7 16:49:04R de K5DAT BBS><cr> Port=7 16:49:15R A<cr> Port=7 16:49:15R <cr> Port=7 16:49:15R Output aborted<cr> Port=7 16:49:15R de K5DAT BBS><cr> Port=7 16:49:32R b<cr> Port=7 16:49:33R 73 de K5DAT<cr> Port=7 16:49:37R DISCONNECTED Port=7 Thanks, Lee K5DAT

John, I’ve noticed in the bbs log on incoming connections the port and frequency used are reported, but the CMS log does not. I’m curious to know by what mode my users are using when connected to my RMS service, at least knowing what port was used would give me a clue. thanks Jim KI0BK

Hello Trying to get the ICOM 7000 to work with Rigcontrol. PTT is working but can get to change frequencies. I have tried multiple variation of the below without success. Help would be appreciated. Thansk ------------------------------------------------------ PORT ID=VARA PORTNUM=5 DRIVER=VARA CONFIG ADDR 127.0.0.1 8303 PTT CAT PATH C:\VARA\VARA.exe ; ADDR 127.0.0.1 8303 PTT CI-V PATH C:\VARA\VARA.exe BW500 RIGCONTROL COM3 9600 ICOM IC7000 70 ; COM3 9600 ICOM IC7000 70 DATAPTT 12:00 5,14.10300,USB,F1 21:00 ; 5:00 PM AST ; 5,7.10320,USB 5,7.10450,USB,F1 24:00 ; 8:00 PM AST 5,3.58200,USB,F1 ***

Hi all, I have been experimenting with a newly-added KAM port (#6). It looks to me that after an outgoing call was tried in G-tor mode (either from QtTermTCP or from within a forwarding script) the modem remains in some state where no other command is accepted, such as bellow: Connected to TelnetServer att 6 LPTP:YU7BPQ} Ok c <call> *** Failure with <call> gtor <call> KAM} $ Input ignored gtor KAM} gtor <call> KAM} $ Input ignored pactor KAM} c <call> tor KAM} Disconnected ... or when a fwd script session fails, it does not return to scan frequencies but remains on the last one used. Seems that it keeps the port busy: Connected to TelnetServer att 6 LPTP:YU7BPQ} Error - Port in use (Session Attached Disconnected Connected to TelnetServer att 6 LPTP:YU7BPQ} Error - Port in use (Session Attached Disconnected Connected to TelnetServer att 6 LPTP:YU7BPQ} Error - Port in use (Session Attached A sample fwd script includes this: ATTACH 6 RADIO 14.10230 USB #\TRX F 14102.30 #\TRX F 7044 PAUSE 2 #MYLEVEL 1 MSGTYPES PTRB5000 C <call> ELSE ATTACH 6 RADIO 14.10230 USB #\TRX F 14102.30 #\TRX F 7044 PAUSE 2 #MYLEVEL 1 MSGTYPES PTRB5000 GTOR <call> Any idea what can be wrong? Misko YT7MPB

Hi, Can this be fixed so if your source address is in LOCALNET=x.x.x.x/24 on the telnet port also covers AGW connections to node "SWITCH"? Meaning that when I use QTTermTCP to connect to bpq in AGW mode and try to use node sysop commands like: ATTACH port RADIO 12.3456 I get you are not authorized. Yea I could use the sysop password but think this LOCALNET should cover AGW sessions covering this so I dont need to auth when coming from a trusted IP range. Thanks

Sometime overnight the chat service #USWCH:WA3WLH-14 on the US West regional chat hub #USWST:WA3WLH-15 dropped the chat link with my home chat service WLHCHT:WA3WLH-11 on node WLHNOD:WA3WLH-7. This is not unexpected given random weirdness on the internet and is typically the result of some secondary or child chat link hanging on to NETROM info for way too long. It is easy to confirm by reviewing the chat log for the dreaded "Refusing link from WA3WLH-14 to WA3WLH-11 to prevent a loop.". I assumed the drop last night was due to this sort of loop prevention so I never bothered to verify since the condition typically clears within 12 hours or so. Now that it is well late in the afternoon I see that while there is a good AXUDP link between these nodes the chat services remain disconnected so I had a look in the chat log. I can see a chat service connect from my home node to the west hub followed almost immediately by a disconnect from the west hub but where there used to be the loop prevention message there is no obvious reason that I can see. Here is what I see in actual chat log file: 250418 20:30:11 |#USWCH Connecting to Chat Node #USWCH 250418 20:30:11 <#USWCH *** CONNECTED 250418 20:30:11 >#USWCH C WA3WLH-14 250418 20:30:12 <#USWCH WLHNOD:WA3WLH-7} Connected to #USWCH:WA3WLH-14 250418 20:30:13 <#USWCH [BPQChatServer-6.0.24.69] 250418 20:30:13 >#USWCH *RTL 250418 20:30:13 >#USWCH KWA3WLH-11 WA3WLH-14 6.0.24.69 250418 20:30:25 |#USWCH Chat Node WA3WLH-14 Disconnected I had a QTT monitor on the AXUDP port running at the time so here is the corresponding monitor: 20:30:12R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <I C P S7 R3> NET/ROM WA3WLH-11 to WA3WLH-14 ttl 25 cct=0402 <CON REQ> w=4 WA3WLH-11 at WA3WLH-11 t/o 60 20:30:12T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <RR R F R0> 20:30:12T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <I C P S3 R0> NET/ROM WA3WLH-14 to WA3WLH-11 ttl 25 cct=0402 <CON ACK> w=153 my cct=058A 20:30:12R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <RR R F R4> 20:30:12T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <I C P S4 R0> NET/ROM WA3WLH-15 to WA3WLH-11 ttl 25 cct=0402 <INFO S0 R0>: [BPQChatServer-6.0.24.69] 20:30:13R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <RR R F R5> 20:30:13R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <I C P S0 R5> NET/ROM WA3WLH-11 to WA3WLH-14 ttl 25 cct=058A <INFO S0 R1>: *RTL KWA3WLH-11 WA3WLH-14 6.0.24.69 20:30:13T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <RR R F R1> 20:30:14T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <I C P S5 R1> NET/ROM WA3WLH-15 to WA3WLH-11 ttl 25 cct=0402 <INFO S1 R1>C: xZJM+-NLKWHILKVH+JOUw4wqP54T(IsL@"T2T<D||=.np 20:30:14R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <RR R F R6> 20:30:24R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <I C P S1 R6> NET/ROM WA3WLH-11 to WA3WLH-14 ttl 25 cct=058A <INFO ACK R2> 20:30:24T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <RR R F R2> 20:30:25T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <I C P S6 R2> NET/ROM WA3WLH-15 to WA3WLH-11 ttl 25 cct=0402 <DISC REQ> 20:30:25R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <RR R F R7> 20:30:25R WA3WLH-7>WA3WLH-15 Port=1 <I C P S2 R7> NET/ROM WA3WLH-11 to WA3WLH-15 ttl 25 cct=058A <DISC ACK> 20:30:25T WA3WLH-15>WA3WLH-7 Port=1 <RR R F R3> Any clue why the DISC REQ from the hub? 73 de Rich WA3WLH