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Matt asked: direwolf version 1.3 always uses qAR. version 1.4 uses qAO for a receive-only IGate. Look at the comments in igate.c for more background on this. Version 1.4 has a new client side packet

But that version is not the same as tightvncserver, and for me doesn't work as well.? Max KG4PID To: direwolf_packet@... Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 6:48 PM Subject: Re:

In the latest Raspbian release: *sudo raspi-config* Select "*Interfacing Options*" Enable "*VNC*" direwolf_packet@...> wrote:

I found another way to get VNC running, and this one works. (The one in the AdaFruit Tutorial didn't.) http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/27676/auto-start-tightvncserver-on-raspberry-pi-2

Humm, well I thought I had started VNC server, and it appears (to my apparent lack of knowledge) that the VNC server did start. I just hadn't logged into the VNC server yet. Maybe it's the wrong VNC

Hello Arnold, This has been discussed multiple times on the list before.. The dw-start.sh script *requires* that the shell running the script has a Xwindows system running (be it on the Rasberry Pi's

I'm having the same problem that others have posted. I am running Raspbian version 8. I have a Raspberry Pi running DireWolf as a remote digipeater. After a power failure, I would like DireWolf to

Max, There are range filters that work well, but only for position reports. I usually have them set fro 350 km so positions of 0N 0W get rejected, but weather is not a position. You could block

Maybe I need to explain a little more. This is a Raspberry Pi and it is going to be on a hilltop. I won't have any other computer or program running except DireWolf. This isn't about the Raspberry Pi,

Correction to below IGFILTER m/10 t/po sends ALL packets and objects. Direwolf config suggests only the m/ parameter should do this. 73 Nick

This should be possible with the IGFILTER config parameter. Just choose what traffic you want from APRS-IS as per http://www.aprs-is.net/javAPRSFilter.aspx IGFILTER m/10 t/po Would send traffic within

What q-construct are you tagging the APRS packets with? Is it qAR? This would imply to APRS-IS that you are a TX I-gate. If you use qAO instead, this should tell APRS-IS that you are RX-only. Not sure

While I agree with you, we are not given any control over that. While my station is not receive only, the other day there was a short band opening and I received a single packet from a distant station

I have a Receive Only iGate. The T2 servers keep sending my iGate packets they think are going to go to RF. Obviously they don't, but what is the way to stop getting iGate messages for transmit?

Per the user guide, you want your average reported report level to be around 50. You'll see a lot of different levels out there from mistuned packet stations so just try your best. Direwolf will tell

Hi Dave, well, putting the J2 jumper in place on the Signalink has boosted the receive audio. I now see Direwolf report audio levels in the 20s (typically) with the RX knob midrange setting, whereas

Good Morning John.. Well, I can't speak specifically to the SIgnalink but some sound card drivers can have different gain levels. Here is one URL that talks about what might be happening when

Hi David, thanks for your reply, I have included some responses with the original text. 73, John, NX2I [direwolf_packet] <direwolf_packet@...> wrote:

Howdy, The group is doing well, with over 450 members. As the list owner, I need to speak with the author of Direwolf about an important matter. Please eMail: n5pvl@... 73 DE Charles, N5PVL

Hello Jose, Have you read https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/blob/dev/doc/Raspberry-Pi-SDR-IGate.pdf ? --David