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I loaded YAAC-157 onto my Raspberry Pi running Buster to replace YAAC-152 and without changing anything, it nicely connected with the TNC-Pi9k6 including receiving and transmitting.? Therefore, I

I installed Xastir on the same Raspberry Pi.? I prefer YAAC because it is more intuitive to me, and the maps are nicer. I configured an interface (xastir port) and chose Serial KISS TNC with the port

Dave_G0WBX, When I ran dmesg, I found [? +0.000126] 3f201000.serial: ttyAMA0 at MMIO 0x3f201000 (irq = 81, base_baud = 0) is a PL011 rev2 [? +0.002579] 3f215040.serial: ttyS0 at MMIO 0x0 (irq = 53,

Dave, This is not a USB device.? It is connected to the Raspberry Pi as a HAT module plugged into the GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi.? I suppose I could remove it and install it to see how dmesg

Thanks Andrew. I am the developer of Build a Pi ( https://github.com/km4ack/pi-build ). My build checks many apps installed for available updates. This will make it possible to compare what is

Not yet, but that's a good idea. I'll add it in the next build. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2020 11:22 AM To:

Is there a way to get the version number of the installed version from the command line? I have this installed on a Raspberry pi. 73, de KM4ACK

Hi. Under Linux (running Mint 19.3 64 bit here) first start dmesg from a command line terminal, thus... ??? dmesg -wH Where it will instantly fill that terminal with a load of stuff, then stop

Yep, I need to update my website to match the latest built-in Help. Will do that when the next build comes out. ________________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2020 2:05 PM To:

Andrew, Here is the FAQ I used: https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAACdocs/FAQ.html#notty " it wants to open the real device file" Please help me out here. I thought I was following the notes in the FAQ

Ah, your user account on the Pi (such as "pi") is a member of whatever group owns the /dev/serial0 device (or whatever real device is behind it if it is a symbolic link), right? YAAC isn't good with

I used the FAQ to determine that I should check librxtx.? Perhaps the FAQ need updated. I did not say that I used the PiGate at the same time as YAAC.? I tested the TNC-Pi9k6 using PiGate to be sure

First off, YAAC isn't using librxtx any more. Due to support issues, YAAC has switched to JSSC instead. Secondly, if the PiGate software is running, then /dev/serial0 is locked by PiGate and therefore

Dave G8KBV, How do I make sure the TNC-Pi9k6 is recognized by the OS?? It ran successfully when I used the SD card from PiGateRMS which was also running Buster, although a different kernel version.

I have a running PiGate RMS gateway that uses the TNC-Pi and when I checked its configuration, it uses port /dev/serial0.? I verified that the TNC-PI9k6 works with PiGateRMS by plugging it in to the

Make sure you have the PiGate plugged in and recognised by the OS, BEFORE starting YAAC... (Same holds true for other "things" that appear as a serial port, and not only for YAAC.) 73. Dave G8KBV --

funny I had this problem about a year ago and couldn’t for the life of me figure it out. I found one post on page 5 Billion of a Google search.

With the PiGate, it assumes the TNC-Pi or TNC-Pi9k6 so you just plug it in.? I haven't been able to dig into the software to find out.

I'm not familiar with the TNC-Pi9k6; is it an upgraded copy of the TNC-Pi? In any case, what serial port and baud rate did you use with PiGate? It should be the same. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC

I got a TNC-Pi9k6 from WVCARC.? I tried it with PiGate and it worked so I believe the hardware is OK.? Now I want to use it with YAAC.? How do I configure it on s port as a TNC?? I tried to use?