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I have been doing some reading and experimentation this morning and have a theory. Hopefully you can confirm my theory. I am using a forked copy of the ioreth script (actually forked copy running

It has helped a little bit, but I tried to send a third party packet back over the KISS connection and I am getting DireWolf telling me that the packet is not AX.25. I have had? very little

user@host:~ $ cd direwolf/ user@host:~/direwolf $ git checkout dev branch 'dev' set up to track 'origin/dev'. Switched to a new branch 'dev' user@host:~ mkdir build && cd build (No std

Oh ....? and the source code, I followed the doc section 2.3 ~ cd ~ git clone https://www.github.com/wb2osz/direwolf cd direwolf

Thanks for the quick replay John. As requested:? ? l s -l /home/#######/direwolf/test/scripts/? yields: ls: cannot access '/home/#######/direwolf/test/scripts/': No such file or directory From

Interesting. I just tried it on bookworm and the dev branch was fine. Lines, similar to this, containing "warning" are not a problem. CMake *Warning* at CMakeLists.txt:307 (find_package): Lines,

The KISS frame uses AX.25 formatting for addresses. This means the addresses are constrained to maximum 6 upper case letters or digits then an SSID in the range of 0 to 15. APRS-IS has looser

I installed gpsd with apt, after reading some of the output previously posted. Attempted the [ cmake -DUNITTEST=1 .. ] command again, still fails. Additional data if it helps: /path/direwolf/build#

I have followed the instructions as given, and get these errors upon attempting the dev (git checkout dev) [page 10, RPI-APRS.pdf]. {My first post, and I hope I provide what is needed to ask for help.

I am working on bringing up an APRS bot and I am having some troubles. Originally I was running Direwolf 1.6 and was having problems getting packets from the APRS-IS connection to be seen by the KISS

Thanks John. The user guide is where I ended up finding my answer.... Not sure why I didn't see it earlier before asking. Lots of sources online simply say dB as you pointed out. You are correct

The direwolf User Guide, found here https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/tree/master/doc ( https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/tree/master/doc ) , specifies "dBi" for PHG antenna gain. The confusion

Good evening all. When setting the parameters in the direwolf.conf file for PBeacon, specifically the PHG, is the antenna gain specified in dBi or dBd? Thanks and 73 Tim KB2MFS

Thank you for pointing that out. The references have been removed from my working copy of the User Guide which will be released with version 1.8. 73, John WB2OSZ

The info about smartbeaconing on 9.11.5 - p121 http://www.hamhud.net/hh2/smartbeacon.html http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=SmartBeaconing The first goes somewhere unrelated The second is

Hello, I buy one and I use it with a Raspberry PI / Direwolf and an handheld (UV-K5 Quansheng). The audio output is a 4 poles audio jack (TRSS). In direwolf.conf you just have to set something like

It would be interesting to hear what you learn from your experiment. I know that the new ardopcf modem has a built-in web ui for showing a waterfall. I wonder if we could borrow that code and add

Hello, I use direwolf on the IC9700. Direwolf with hamlib should work well for PTT. It does for me. Although I’m using MacOS and/or Linux Debian Rasbian on a Pi. Assuming you have a Windows

Building a circuit to do PTT seems to be a time consuming and costly solution that introduces yet another point of failure. I knew that there had to a? better way. The ICOM 9700 has 2 internal USB

I was wondering if an “eye diagram” display in real-time on an oscilloscope would help in troubleshooting FSK demodulation. As I understand it, the horizontal sweep is driven by the RX baud rate