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You will still need to re-compile Direwolf 1.8A once the libgpiod-dev package is installed so it can been seen and linked in. See this output of a new build on a 64bit Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm 12.2.4

David, Just the opposite. I was asking if all I need to do is add gpiod and libgpiod-dev to the updated Bookworm and change my direwolf.conf file.? I'm already running DW 1.8A.

nicholstribe@... <nicholstribe@...> wrote: comment="text" have you seen the user guide? https://packet-radio.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Direwolf-User-Guide.pdf page 79 starts with

nicholstribe@... <nicholstribe@...> wrote: The `1` on the end of the @reboot line got lost. btw, to just print the actual users crontab you can use `crontab -l` -dominic -- Far and away

Any way to add a short line of text to the TBEACON packet string?

John, Thanks so much, works absolutely awesome. Question on the SMARTBEACINING, if there is no movement does it stop altogether or just wait the max.? I will have to play with that setting to get it

Are you asking if you can switch to gpiod on an older non-Bookworm version OS? If so, there might be other dependencies you will also have to install but I can confirm that gpiod is in Bullseye,

As I noted in an earlier response, I ran into this yesterday right after an update. I would rather bite the bullet now rather than in the future. For Direwolf, is this a simple matter of installing

If you want to operate without an audio device put this in your config file: ADEVICE? udp:9999? null If you want to send a GPS position report to APRS-IS rather than a radio use this: TBEACON?

No different than the ethernet / wifi naming issue removal / changing of the camera functionality any other number of changes made by the program developers @ RPiFoundation, who have by actions have

Yah, this is an epic disaster for five reasons, 1) breaks every gpio document on the internet 2) breaks direwolf 3) gpiozero (the lauded replacement) burns half a cpu just to monitor a button, nobody

Thanks for the replies. Lee, thats eactly where I started. Didn't work for me as configured, I changed the "pi" to my home dir and it would give me 340+ lines on the journal file. I kept making little

The fundamental problem here is that Direwolf is a audio-to-packet TNC first and foremost, so it expects to have some sort of audio interface to a radio to receive and send AX.25 packet tones. It is

Fyi, this is how I did it. /g/direwolf/topic/91691820#6655 73, Lee K5DAT _._,_._,_ > >

I haven't had any luck with crontab -e, so I built s systemd file direwolf.service.? Here is what it looks like. I run sudo systemctl start direwolf look at?journalctl -xeu direwolf.service and here

Here is my crontab -e now.. Still nothing, no auto start as of yet. Thanks Ed AK7AN

Your crontab entry is trying to run the program every minute. You want it like this: @reboot /home/ak7an/dw-start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 Michael WA7SKG nicholstribe@... wrote on 3/17/24 4:12 AM:

I was able to get this solved and it is working just fine from the CLI. I am now trying to get the autostart function running and am hitting a brick wall. Here is my crontab -e I have verified

Trying to setup a Raspberry Pi 3B+ running Bookworm as a tracker only. I went through the Direwolf install process without setting up a radio, soundcard, and PTT. Added GPSD, was never able to see my

+1 for the heads up. There will either have to be more changes in direwolf, or some additions to documentation for rpi gpio ptt. On a pi5 using gpio 17 for ptt, `ptt GPIOD gpiochip4 -17` worked fine