You need to be more specific in what you expect from Direwolf.

the cmd: prompt was used to change settings in the old hardware TNCs.

Most of those settings are now in the Direwolf.ini file (or the ini file you specify on the command line with '-c').

Are you just trying to put Direwolf in the old K (converse) mode to have keyboard-to-keyboard QSOs?

Or are you expecting that your terminal program will be able to change some (or all) of the parameters set in the ini file?

These would be things like: MYCALL, BTEXT, DIGI

? These 'may' or 'may not' make sense for Direwolf.

For QSOs, if your APPLE IIe terminal program allows connection through TCP/IP, you could try connecting that way.?

Robert Giuliano
KB8RCO

On Thursday, December 2, 2021, 09:03:53 AM EST, elgunn.cmma@... <elgunn.cmma@...> wrote:

Hey, I'm running Direwolf 1.6 on a Rasberry Pi 4 and I would like to see if its possible to use this Pi as a traditional Kantronics/Paccomm esque TNC (with the "cmd:" type prompt via a USB-Serial adapter. I have a terminal program running on my Apple //e Enhanced from 1982 and would like to control direwolf as if it were a TNC from the 80s. Is this possible? (Ignore the fact that I'm using an Apple II, I would like this setup to work with any serial terminal)

Thanks!

On Nov 30, 2021, at 7:03 PM, glen english LIST <glenlist@...> wrote:

?Oh the image was compiled and build and transferred ?

No that wont work, not these days with the arch variations.

always COMPILE ON TARGET

-glen

On 1/12/2021 10:50 am, Don Rolph wrote:
If it is to run on PI Zero W you need to build Dire Wolf on a PI Zero W.

On Nov 30, 2021, at 6:41 PM, Craig, KM6LYW <craig@...> wrote:

? I don't know if it helps in your situation, but after trying to compile on a pi3, then inserting
the sdcard into an older Pi Zero, the compile didn't work. Still had an illegal instruction.
I had to checkout a clean copy of the source. cmake cached something somewhere
I suspect.

best,
-craig


On 11/30/21 3:16 PM, KP3FT via groups.io wrote:

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error. If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

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If it is to run on PI Zero W you need to build Dire Wolf on a PI Zero W.

On Nov 30, 2021, at 6:41 PM, Craig, KM6LYW <craig@...> wrote:

? I don't know if it helps in your situation, but after trying to compile on a pi3, then inserting
the sdcard into an older Pi Zero, the compile didn't work. Still had an illegal instruction.
I had to checkout a clean copy of the source.?? cmake cached something somewhere
I suspect.

best,
-craig


On 11/30/21 3:16 PM, KP3FT via groups.io wrote:

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error.? If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

On Nov 30, 2021, at 6:50 PM, Andrew P. <andrewemt@...> wrote:

?

Problem is, when compiling on a Pi3, that gcc thinks you're always going to have the full instruction set of that Pi3 CPU available. You need to do the compilation (painful as that may be) on the exact processor you plan on running it, i.e., the Pi 1 or Pi Zero, so the compiler knows how limited your instruction set is.

Either that, or figure out which ARM compiler options are being applied on the Pi 3 and not on the Pi 1/Zero by default, and then deliberately disable those extra options.

Andrew, KA2DDO

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Craig, KM6LYW <craig@...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2021 6:41 PM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [direwolf] "Illegal instruction" when trying to run Direwolf 1.6 on Raspberry Pi 1

?

I don't know if it helps in your situation, but after trying to compile on a pi3, then inserting
the sdcard into an older Pi Zero, the compile didn't work.? Still had an illegal instruction.
I had to checkout a clean copy of the source.?? cmake cached something somewhere
I suspect.

best,
-craig

On 11/30/21 3:16 PM, KP3FT via groups.io wrote:

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error.? If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

On Nov 30, 2021, at 6:41 PM, Craig, KM6LYW <craig@...> wrote:

? I don't know if it helps in your situation, but after trying to compile on a pi3, then inserting
the sdcard into an older Pi Zero, the compile didn't work.? Still had an illegal instruction.
I had to checkout a clean copy of the source.?? cmake cached something somewhere
I suspect.

best,
-craig

On 11/30/21 3:16 PM, KP3FT via groups.io wrote:

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error.? If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

I don't know if it helps in your situation, but after trying to compile on a pi3, then inserting
the sdcard into an older Pi Zero, the compile didn't work.? Still had an illegal instruction.
I had to checkout a clean copy of the source.?? cmake cached something somewhere
I suspect.

best,
-craig


On 11/30/21 3:16 PM, KP3FT via groups.io wrote:

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error.? If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

Hi David,

Yep, I tried compiling from source, but I still got the same error.? If I can find a Buster image, I'll use that instead and compile Direwolf on it.

Well, I guess I won't try Buster.? The image is already Buster. No idea why the error on a Raspberry Pi 1 and freshly compiled DW 1.6.