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OK using the -d t option on direwolf I see: indeed the GPS is being interpreted as shifting between a 2D fix and a 3D fix. Looking at cgps, this seems to occur when gpsd identifies the fix as 3D diff

OK I have done further testing. This behavior results in the messages in the direwolf console: gpsd: location fix is now 2d. gpsd: location fix is now 3d. gpsd: location fix is now 2d. gpsd: location

Just a suggestion, but "latest version of Raspian" doesn't have much meaning.Best to provide info directly from the device.I suggest posting the information reported from the command:?? pi@mypi:! $

Under some conditions, direwolf will give a long string of: gpsd fix is now 2d gpsd fix is now 3d etc. kworker cpu utilization goes up to about 94% of CPU, no beacons are transmitted and direwolf

Hello Don, The Direwolf application isn't compiled and packaged for any one specific Linux distribution.. that's the responsibility of the different distribution team. That said, Direwolf v1.4 Beta

I have configured my new DINAH. interface o na Raspberry PI 3 using the DINAH sound card interface: - https://hamprojects.info/dinah/ I used the git build of DINAH which presently is version 1.6 since

The use of cro to autostart direwolf is a bit non standard. The apt-get install direwolf provides a version which appears to leverage the standard system daemon functionality, but this is version 1.4

Best temporary workaround I have found is to use a different USB port. As long as the PTT HID path I want to use is LAST in the list in Direwolf, then it will use that for PTT.

I tried using *PTT CM108 "\\?\hid#vid_0d8c&pid_000c&mi_03#8&2d901427&0&0000#{4d1e55b2-f16f-11cf-88cb-001111000030}"* Very specifically with and without quotations. Of which resulted in this error.

---------------------------------- 1.1 USB Audio Adapter GPIO - Linux ---------------------------------- The tricky part is that the single physical USB adapter shows up as separate audio and HID

My problem is identical I'd say. However it looks like he did not resolve it. If he did, he didn't post about it. I'm also using windows 10 and latest beta release. I get that you may want cable after

Adding more to this. I use ADEVICE to specify the card specifically according to the User Guide. I actually use "USB PnP Sound Device" twice for it, and despite that, after changing my default sound

Hello Michael, Which version of Direwolf are you using? The CM108 details are documented in the Direwolf User Guide but it should be noted that this support started in Linux and the Windows support

I have an issue where Direwolf is asking me to explicitly specify a sound card in Windows. The reason is because I have 2 cm108 sound cards. I have set ADEVICE with the name of the USB card, which

Ah... interesting and this is something I didn't think about as it hasn't been so common that people use Direwolf with multi-mode rigs. Generally speaking, it's only multi-mode radios that offer noise

David, Thank you so much with the help debugging my issues. The Noise Reduction feature of my radio was ON. I turned it OFF and now direwolf is working great! I believe my problems are solved. In

Hello Brian, Assuming you've configured DIrewolf properly... yes. Can you share your direwolf.conf file? That all depends if it's the "right audio from the radio" and the audio levels are correct.

David, Your assumption is correct, "ADEVICE plughw2,0” is in the config file (my prior email had a typo) I followed your Rpi+packet documentation, detail below I re-installed PulseAudio since you

I'm specifically trying to use an Icom IC-7100 for the job here. Soundmodem sucks, I hate it, and I want Direwolf without using application inside of application methods.

Is it possible to get hamlib working without using Cygwin? Direwolf can be run without it these days, but as far as I can tell, there's no support for hamlib in this sort of setup. Mabe I'm missing