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Hi David, thank you for your answer. I'd like to do packet or APRS tests over VHF/UHF. Several parameters in the direwolf.conf are by default and I'll change to fit my tests. The HT walkie (an

Hello Victor, Welcome to the group! Can you tell us what you're trying to do with Direwolf? VHF APRS? HF APRS? Classic packet radio on VHF/UHF? Ok.. looks like you want to use "card

Hello all, first of all thanks for accept me in the group. I'm introducing into direwolf and I'm configuring my ~/direwolf.conf file to testing it. My transceiver is a Yaesu FT-847 connected to

Thank you to all of you for the suggestions. I ended up taking Phil's advice to use KISS and with a lot of help from a couple of AIs it all works. I'm able to listen to the messages on port 8001 and

Hello Doug, Per https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/blob/dev/scripts/dw-start.sh , you would want to add that to line # 54. --David KI6ZHD

You could also use the kissutil to dump all the traffic to files, then a python packet to read the files and post them.? ? The good thing about this is it's easy to debug and you can reload packets

Thank you David. I am not going to worry about where the other sound devices are coming from - the name method seems to be quite foolproof. Joe ________________________________ Sent: February 7,

Apologize if all I need is a pointer to read the docs,? but.... I have a telemetry application? that normally talks KISS to direwolf and it sends out via the radio.? ? My understanding is that if

Hello again to the group! I start Direwolf via cron with dw-start.sh. I’d like to add -dgt to the startup command. My question is, which line (number) do I add -dgt to? Thanks in advance for any

Hello Joe, I'm happy to hear that the "name match" approach is working for you. As for your mysterious sound devices, Googling the string "MAI PCM i2s-hifi-0" gets lots of hits: - This thread

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Josh, your suggestion for names works great.? Using your example, direwolf has survived multiple reboots with no changes required to conf.? Thanks to all for your help and suggestions. Joe VA3TV

Unfortunately, the Linux audio "card" number can change when devices are added or removed. It is possible to assign a device name, of your choice, which will not change. This is covered in the Dire

Hi Joe, You can use audio device names rather than numbers, the names won't change between reboots. If you run "aplay -L | grep -A1 plughw" you'll see a list of devices and their descriptions,

Hello Joseph, Ok.. Ok... what I'm seeing here is two audio playback devices through to HDMI monitors. Is this one HDMI monitor or two? Across reboots, do t

David I just noticed in my earlier post I said I had a rpi3b+. Wrong. I said it correctly in my followup post it is an pi400. Joe ________________________________ Sent: February 6, 2025

Hi David I apologize but I should have mentioned this before.. I am using a pi400 with one ugreen usb sound card. I have a usb serial port in the second usb port for ptt Now that I think of it,

Hello Joseph, Unless you have multiple sound devices connected to your Rpi, this shouldn't be happening. If you do have multiple devices, you can tune Udev to make the device to names predictable.

What're you using for soundcard? You could parse the output of aplay and arecord with grep and awk at runtime to then edit the direwolf conf file with those values with sed In my case this is what I

Hi I have dw 1.8 on my raspberry pi3b+.which has been working well.? I would like to investigate how I can better start dw.? As the manual suggests, I first find the input and output parameters