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Have you made sure to disable "Squelch Tail Elimination" on the radio ? https://ham.stackexchange.com/a/3807 It may be enabled by default. 73, Dana? K6JQ

Hi, I don't have the PTT-ID enabled but cheers for the heads up. It's quite ironic that my main rig is a FT911-A (that's doing just fine) , but I can't dedicate that for my packet node. Cheers, Mat.

Hi, I agree with what your both saying, but I'm setting up a node that will probably never get used (so I can learn). I'm in the UK so there is not the enthusiasm for packet that you are accustomed to

Please review the archives about all kinds of issues with using Baofeng radios with packet radio. There was a very recent post where one person just swapped out his Baofeng radio and all of his issues

You're running into one of numerous, and somewhat unpredictable, timing issues with the Baofeng radio. They are not suitable for packet radio, find a used "brand name" radio and use that instead. I

If you do a little research you find the Baofeng is not a good radio for packet, you can probably find a older/used radio with the packet connector which will serve you much better. -- John D. Hays

Hi, I'm a packet newbie and I've got direwolf working (have to say, the manual is very good :) ). I'm using USB serial PTT control with a Baofeng - PTT is quick at TX, no problems there, but a bit

Hello Darryl, Got it. Ok. When you say "chat", what program is this? Is this something AX25 enabled that comes in HamPi?

Darrell, Since you are using the 5.10.11 kernel, stop pulseaudio to see if that frees up direwolf from being busy. sudo systemctl --system stop pulseaudio sudo systemctl --system disable pulseaudio

OK thanks for the reply, I am running Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 \n \l?with Linux 5.10.11-v7+ armv7l What I know so far, I started with HAMPI because it had other software that my club wanted. I installed

Hello Darryl, I've been doing some noodling around your "netstat -A ax25 -an" output issue and I was reminded by DL9DAU that this is a known kernel bug (I remember the issue slightly differently). The

Curious, what Linux distribution and kernel version are you using? --David KI6ZHD

Yes, these are all stations that have popped mail using PAT as this PI also has linbpq running on it. It is using w8lrk-10 and LARK not w8lrk-5 or LRK....

That doesn't look right. Why are all these remote callsigns listed if they aren't connected. Do you know if these were stations that previously connected to your station? Techically speaking, you

Active AX.25 sockets Dest? ? ? ?Source? ? ?Device? State? ? ? ? Vr/Vs? ? Send-Q? Recv-Q W8MSP-0? ? W8LRK-10? ?ax0? ? ?LISTENING? ? 000/000? 0? ? ? ?0 KE8QQQ-0?

All, my club is lucky enough to have Steve N8AR as a member. He is the designer for the SHARI and the DINAH. We recently asked him to produce a more convenient sound card for our club packet project.

WOW, I go to work and come back to a bunch of help. Thank you everyone for answering. Yes if I use the callsign it works fine, just not with the alias Yes PAT is using the AX25 stack Yes, If I replace

Thanks for the update here Michael and we really need to pin your post on Groups.IO. Why? There are many users trying to setup packet stations with Baofeng and other too-cheap radios due to new /

CORRECTION - I swaped out the Baofeng UV-5R for a 21 year old Kenwood *HT* NOT a TNC

Today I successfully connected to my local 1200 baud, packet Remote Message Server about 10 times and was able to both send and receive email messages. What allowed me to do this was to swap out the