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The issue is in direwolf, not raspian (RaspberryPiOS).The issue appears to be with Cmake not producing the proper configuration.?? You don't have to start with a blank SD card.? Just go through the

Hello Rob, I wiped the sd card and tried again and now are up to the next step, when I put in make -j4, I get the following: make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. I am copying

Looks to me like you are trying to use CMake from a different directory than you have the "build files" in.I think you missed the step of changing into the build folder. ??? cd ~ ?? ?git clone

Hello Group, I am trying to install direwolf on a raspberry Pi 3 with the latest version of the Raspberry Pi OS (full version) via putty. I am using the install instructions onthe Github

You can use netstat or ss to see connections. sudo netstat -antpu Herbert Crosby KD5PQJ

Hey folks, I looked through the manual but did not find anything. I know you can see which aprs2.net server you are connected when you first start Direwolf. But is there a command using command line I

You should not run Direwolf as root (sudo), but you do need to run the hardware interface routines as root (sudo) - as Greg D states. Rob KB8RCO

All, I have direwolf configured to receive data from APRS-IS, it appears that it connects to APRS-IS correctly, and I can see messages coming through in the terminal window, but none of the packets I

Might be something like that, or perhaps it's a stale link from a prior run? What are the permissions on /tmp? I've used these lines to run kissattach. sudo modprobe ax25

That's a great idea Craig, but I'd need to dedicate a radio to that and I only have the one which I also use for FSQ locally (fldigi). And the answer is! Buy more radios!

Hi Andrew, This is how I have it at the moment so I'll keep it that way. Direwolf as the iGate operating independently. Thanks to all for the confirmation. 73 Danny

Thank you. The one thing I didn’t try. I just read an article about the /tmp directory that stated any active file that is locked in the directory can have detrimental effects on permissions to

Run direwolf as root, that's the only workaround I've found.?? Not ideal. -craig KM6LYW

I setup a new pi with a new SD card to run pat . I setup direwolf and started it with direwolf -p Then I started kissattach only to get a permissions error that I can't resolve. if I go with the idea

I'd use both! A PiZero running direwolf with wifi KISS interface enabled, doing all the day-to-day work. But, from time to time, when you want a cool user interface, map, messaging, etc, fire up

Direwolf will be a faster I-gate than YAAC. Also, DireWolf can run without a graphical desktop UI. Note that YAAC can still tap into such a DireWolf setup. However, YAAC would only log incoming

When I think of YAAC (and many other APRS Clients), I think of maps, and other 'visual' aspects of receiving APRS data from a variety of sources. When I think of Direwolf, AGW, aprx, etc.? I think of

Direwolf can do full iGating and would simplify your software chain. [email protected]> wrote: -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

Hello all, I've got a PI400 connected to a TM-V71A and I've been using YAAC to iGate. I've shut off the YAAC port for aprsis and added the parameters to direwolf.conf and verified it is working. Is

For anyone who wants reasonably comprehensive information on how 9600 v 1200 is handled in the V-71, take a look at page 9 of the Kenwood service manual for a complete description, including