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I suppose it depends on what he wants to "beacon". If it's an APRS sentence with location, it's not all that simple. If it's just a string of text, yes, it might be pretty simple. It then depends on

When I was first getting DIREWOLF running I wanted to be able to send beacons on demand like this. I ended up using the UZ7HO simple-term program. It has a transmit button and it's easy to change the

Hello <no call given>, I like your idea but direwolf is really more of a background application than a foreground application (like UI-View). As such, I don't think offering a hotkey like F9 would

Hello. Its posible force send a beacon with a key? (example: F9 in ui-view). If not, this is a seggestion for future versions. Thanks!

If I follow what you're saying correctly... you want telemetry beacons for various data of your system to be varied by what's happening? Sounds more complicated than one would want. I use telemetry

I got it going for receive. However the transmit side doesn't work due to an error by either APRSDroid or Direwolf. Not sure entirely to be honest.

I will have to give it a try like that also. I've been using my phone as a wifi hotspot ap for the pi and connecting to the pi with APRSDroid in that fashion. Although Bluetooth would be a more viable

David, So it does sound like direwolf 1.4 is still an upgrade of functionality. I had to drop to a new fresh load of Compass and run Basil's installer scripts for working with the UDRC-II soundcard,

Hello Arnold, This is the fastest way though I would recommend to use the "checkinstall" approach instead of "make install". A few supporting reason for this is: 1. You'll get your new version of

Hello Nick, Direwolf has two ways to do this: TCP-KISS : you can use your local network to connect to Direwolf port 8001 and send/receive KISS frames. Any applications out there that support TCP-KISS

Thanks David, It sounded like the 1.4 build had more to the emulation than I thought. Honestly, I don't think I need the TNC2 emulation as much as a functional terminal and a functional way to use it

David, Is there a good, or proper way to load upgraded (dev) files? The only way I know is to delete the source directory in my computer (Pi), then get and make the newer version. Maybe that is the

Hey Nick The Dev branch is the newest available and is what 1.4 is based on. Any of the .zip or .tgz files found on the Direwolf "released" page will be OLDER than .dev. They might be more stable than

Oh... well, I can't help you with those build scripts but no doubt Basil writes good stuff. Manually compiling things isn't hard though and is fully covered in the Direwolf User-Guide.pdf Btw.. the

That was the docs I was using, yes. After those errors I ran the autoconfigure again and had found the file that it was missing earlier and created it. I have since started work with Basil on the

Working with Basil, n7nix's github build scripts, I asked about bumping me to Direwolf 1.4 from dev. I want to try that TNC emulation :-) Thanks!! Nick Ellson - from iPhone (forgive typos) CCIE

Hello Nick, Which document are you reading? I don't recognize the ltmain.sh script. When you see errors, please cut and paste the relevant parts into an email here so we can see it. Without specifics

Hello Scott, These two errors are pretty obvious.. there is some other program on your machine using ports 8000 and 8001. To disable the use of those ports in Direwolf, edit your direwolf.conf file,

Nick wants to : Dire Wolf version 1.4 has support for traditional connected mode packet. You will need to use a separate terminal application such as AGWterm. Details here:

Hey David, Started early in this morning looking at the documentation that you sent me and the X 25 protocol stack replacement. In true form with most things I try, I don't get the authors results ;-)