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Hello Paul, Just above the title bar of the table.. change the listed mode from "pactor" to "packet" Once you see all the PACKET stations, then you need to think about which frequency you will be

Hello Paul, Under the link you provided, there is a row of 'Radio buttons' right above the actual roster that selects the page you want to have displayed. Switching that to 'Packet' will show the

Thanks for the reply David. Your comment that AX.25 and PACTOR are different protocols is what I expected.My confusion is that all of the listed stations say PACTOR none say

Hello kb3puw, Ok.. was that via the emulated serial I/O approach or via the AGW I/O approach. I would recommend the AGW approach. PACTOR is not supported by Direwolf. It's only supported via SCS

I am new to this, so sorry if this is a many repeated question.? I am working with Ubuntu 20.04. I am trying to use PAT to do HF Winlink.? I got PAT to work with telnet over the internet, so I know

Hi, Not sure if this has been discussed before but I couldn't find any info. Is there an option that would made Direwolf switch between the modes of operation based on the internet availability? My

Blast! I replied to the wrong sender. See what increasing age can do. My apology. Ray vk2tv

Ray, Tried all of that. I think it is time to start over. I believe this is something that I did and it is an isolated incident and hope that I didn't waste too much time for those that commented.

Thank you for your reply and explanations. There were several telemetry entries last year, and you helped me recall that those were manually from my Yaesu FT-2DR.

I am not sure what telemetry you are expecting to see, but those are beacon packets, not telemetry packets. I know there is some statistical information on aprs.fi, but "telemetry" is data you

Did you try to install it using apt? do sudo apt update sudo apt install libgpiod-dev It's available in the repository for both Buster (Debian 10) and Bullseye (Debian 11) on two old model B Pis I

The good news is that when I set up a clean SD card with 32-bit Bookworm and followed the instructions in the new Radio Interface Guide and everything is peachy. Somehow, there is no libgpiod-dev

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Ham Radio: How to Setup and Operate Your Ham Radio (Quickstart Guide for New Hams and Amateur Radio Enthusiasts) All these books would be a great start. And try to get more kids involved

John, Just saw the updated Radio Interface Guide. I'm going through those links to gain some background. The second link has two procedures. Should I run those? I have copied commands and then pasted

I have an aprs bidirectional igate using the latest direwolf development version. When I look at the station info page on aprs.fi, the "Last telemetry:" entry is dated over a year go. *What

This worked for me with RPi 5 bookworm: sudo apt install gpiod libgpiod-dev Did you type the command or copy/paste it from somewhere? Some document editors will change the ASCII "-" (minus, dash,

Try: sudo apt install libgpiod2 I'm seeing different versions across Raspberry Pi OS, Ubuntu, etc. Here is Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm 12.2.4: -- ii gpiod 1.6.3-1+b3 arm64 Tools for interacting with

I ran this sudo apt install gpiod and everything went fine. I then ran sudo apt install libgpiod-dev and the following is the result. Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done

This is my systemd script for direwolf ....... [Unit] Description=Direwolf service After=sound.target After=network.target After=syslog.target StartLimitIntervalSec=0 [Service] Type=simple User=vk2tv