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Hi Graeme, I finally opted for publishing a small blog post describing the setup.? Feel free to use it or not ;) https://www.f4fxl.org/aprsdroid-and-dual-port-direwolf/ -- Geoffrey F4FXL /?

Hello Bob, It depends on what you mean by "Winlink packets". Traditional Winlink traffic is just 1200bps AFSK connected mode packet traffic and Direwolf can decode that no problem. That AX.25

I have several systems where I use Direwolf to decode packet for Winlink.? But note, Winlink uses a publicly available compression method on the text of the message contents, so you will not see

Hello Graeme, Beyond all the soluitions that are being shared, can you explain WHY you need this feature? I'm curious what you're doing that needs such a "unique" feature. --David KI6ZHD

If I can pipe the sound into direwolf can it decode winlink packets? 145.01 MHz is supposed to have winlink, but I'm only seeing aprs packets decoded. Then I heard something about winlink Wednesdays,

Thanks Geoffrey for your info.? However as I now have my solution working I'll stay with it unless problems arise later, even though it uses a modified kissutil for the extra output, being the serial

Hi, I had a similar issue and ended up solving it using a simple "multiplexing" shell script listening on port 8004 for aprsdroid and replicating to port 8001 and 8002 toward direwolf. The other way

The mission has been accomplished. My enhanced kissutil caters for a new command-line parameter -O followed by the output serial port name and minor additional code in conjunction with KISSPORT 8002 2

Thank you so so much David that replied help me so much, i also modified the source code of atest to also save just the decoded frame. I modified the hex dump function in the ax25_pad.c file to also

My latest thought is to create an application based on kissutil source, running continuously to read from tcp port 8001 to which only radio channel 2 data has been sent by using KISSPORT 8001 2 in the

Thanks Wojtek for replying and for your program source.? I only fumble my way around Unix and C so I've forwarded your code for comment to one of my sons, a Unix specialist and who initially set-up

Hi Graeme, I had similar problem and ended up with dirty workaround, source attached. Maybe you can adapt it to your needs. Wojtek SP9WPN

I'm wanting data from 2 radios running on an Orange Pi to be processed by APRSdroid connected via the serial kiss (BT) facility where APRSdroid ignores other than ch0. Is there a way to achieve this

If you read the man page on "atest", if gives you an example of how to generate a test file and later decode that test file. Are you looking to save the decoded text like shown below into a file?

Hi, would anyone know how I would save the frame that is decoded with atest? Currently atest -B 9600 -h only prints out the frames, I was wondering if there is a simple way to save the decoded frames?

<direwolf-groupsio@...> wrote:

Hello John,

John, Thanks for acknowleging this report, always gratifying to help spot a bug and air it out! Love Direwolf and appreciate all you do to make it the outstanding platform that it is. -Chris

David, some points of clarification below. Thanks, John <direwolf-groupsio@...> wrote:

Thank you for pointing this out. It has been fixed and will be in the next release. 73, John WB2OSZ