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It appears that the .pdf recommended is for connecting the radio to the interface. The interface being whatever method is decided upon. I very much do not need information on how to connect a radio to

David, your instructions at section 24c do not work as they are. sudo mv create-new-direwolf-deb.sh /usr/local/bin This works and creates the file but when I go to execute, after cd /usr/local/bin

It is easy to accommodate this new type of GPIO access. See Radio Interface Guide, section 7.2.2. https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf-doc/blob/main/Radio-Interface-Guide.pdf Let us know if you have

Hello Gil, Yup.. a serious bummer. Blame the stewards of the Raspberry Pi OS for doing major changes mid-release to the Bookworm version. <sigh> This has been documented in the Direwolf User Guide

So, before I bothered to find out what the repercussions of doing a update/upgrade, I went ahead and did it. Now I see that the OS upgrade to Bookworm has thrashed the operation of the IO on the RPi.

Evan, I sent you a procedure to follow direct email. Hope it helps. Wayne WA5LUY

Thank you all. One of the members here reached out and is really helping me out. Like I figured I was messing it all up as I said I really don't understand the pi but am getting a much better

Do you have the RPi up and running by itself, or is this a ground up install? Have you used the "Imager" to write the operating system to the SD card? If you used the "Imager" software to write the SD

Evan, We are here to help, so please explain the board and the OS that you use, steps you have done and screenshot of the error. 73 de Yono YD0NXX / N5SNN

I use a pi5 with debian bookworn. sudo apt install direwolf worked for me.

Hello, Evan. Don't give up.? There are a lot of people here ready to help. Many others have been successful and you will be too. Look for the file called Raspberry-Pi-APRS.pdf in

Maybe you could post your progress. ?The very first post by Jason pointed you to a document that gives the exact steps to install dependencies and compile Direwolf. So first question, did you get

Hello Evan, If you're willing to keep trying, I'm sure many people here on this list would be happy to help but you need to give us something to answer. Can you copy/paste in some errors, screen

But the problem is I can't even get past the install of direwolf. I have been unable to open anything as the program goes. do i use the terminal or do i just download it via the internet

I'm running a rx only igate with a pi5 and a sdrplay rsp1b. It's been working for weeks. I tail -F x.log on another computer to watch it run. I'm using UDP as the source. this is how I start

Every youtube video that I try to follow the program states that there is a new way of doing it. And then I can't seem to find the sound card port that it is looking for. So I am unsure what to do at

So I have read this document and assume that I have any idea what these acronyms mean. At this point I think I am going to give up as it seems that this is impossible for me. Sorry for the

This would be a good place to start, in the direwolf documentation directory: https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/tree/master/doc Look for the file called Raspberry-Pi-APRS.pdf. Let us know how far

The Tech Prepper outlines the process very clearly (older site) https://www.thetechprepper.com/digital-modes/setting-up-dire-wolf The Modern Ham has another (newer) set of

I have been trying to set up Dyer Wolf on a raspberry pie for two weeks now and I have watched every YouTube video googled everything and I just don’t understand it and it’s a very frustrating.