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Is it possible to configure DIREWOLF to connect the KISS TCP/IP TNC? to point to port 1 vs the default of port 0 on a two-port device? It appears that this works with the serial TNC, but not clear if

I think I got it. I had to change it from 2:0 to 1:0. That did not seem to work last night. Looks like youtube plays to both ALSA and Pulse simultaneously though. Chris KQ6UP

aplay -l **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 0: ALC236 Analog [ALC236 Analog] Subdevices: 1/1 Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device

All Linux machines that support sound use ALSA. Please read and follow the instructions in the Direwolf User Guide to get things working. Follow each of the steps validating your sound card using

Ubuntu ships with both ALSA and pulseaudio in the distro. What version of direwolf are you using on on Ubuntu? What is the output of arecord -l and what kind of soundcard/device are you trying to use

christopher.maness@...> wrote: For outbound you need to highlight/click the line under "Radio Ports" (2nd screenshot) - assuming there is just one line - then attempt the connection to the

No, I just shrank the main partition. I bought the laptop because all the cool soundmodem apps run on windows. VARA and WINMOR. Wanted to have a ham radio laptop. 73 de KQ6UP

Are you replacing Windows or installing the Ubuntu subsystem under Windows? wrote:

I just installed Ubuntu on my new windows laptop. I got Direwolf working under windows, but looks like Ubunty is not using ALSA or whatever seems to work in Rasberry Pi. Any suggestions as to the

By far, the simplest and fastest one to use is EasyTerm, with Wine. And starting a connect is faster than on QtTermTCP. But I believe I know the problem you are having with QtTermTCP, and solution,

I've tried AGWtermTCP for Connected mode, and it worked once. I just tried it again, and it crashed. No idea why. Another option is Ipagwpe. It works for connected mode traffic (connecting to a BBS)

Thank you EasyTerm it is. I also tried QTtermTCP, but I could not get it to connect outbound. Inbound would work, but not outbound. 73 de KQ6UP

EasyTerm46 http://uz7.ho.ua/packetradio.htm christopher.maness@...> wrote:

I don't do 'connected mode' packet, so have not tried it in some time. I have used AGWtermTCP at different times with Direwolf.As I stated, it has been awhile but I can't think of anything in Direwolf

Hello Christopher, There aren't many different packet terminal programs available that use AGW/PE that work very well but you have some options Linpac * Nice Linux NCURSES-based packet terminal and

I tried using AGWtermTCP with direwolf.? I don't think it works correctly, is there another terminal app for windows that can attach to port 8000 for direwolf and make simple AX.25 connections? 73 de

Thanks for the correction!I went with the example in the manual with the most detail - oh and looking back, should have added a comment about the /dev/DINAH that you would need some sort of udev rule

Hello Daniel, I just received your two emails on 2/6/21 when you seemingly sent it on 2/1/21. Very odd! Anyway, for your Cygwin PATH question, you seem to be mixing Unix and Window directory forward

Robert wrote: It would be extremely rare that you would want to use anything other than simply: PTT CM108 It defaults to GPIO 3.?? All of the homebrew projects and products, that I have seen, all

OK thanks, your comments sent me down a rabbit hole that lead me to the answer.... The issue is I had "PTT CM108 3" in my config file but it was NOT using the file in my home folder. All this time I