Hello all. I am using APRSISCE/32 and whenever I want to send a message, either using KISS or AGW connections, direwolf sends it via channel 0. I do not have a radio connected to and do not plan to

Will do. Thanks

I haven't tried it, but of follow the wiki for setup I think it should - otherwise just use the compass image.

If I try the draws download, would it work for the DR1X setup, as far as setting up the pins and audio and etc? Thanks in advance

http://archive.compasslinux.org/images/ Or if you wanted to try installing on the draws beta, it is found at http://images.nwdigitalradio.com/downloads/ In both cases you will need to install the

I need to download a fresh image for my UDRC2 and DR1X repeater. Can someone point me to where I can download a fresh image? My original image doesnt want to work right. Cant even SSH in to it. Keeps

Thanks Bernard. Yes please show me the symptom you are seeing so I can correct the problem. /Basil f6bvp <f6bvp@...> writes:

Hi Basil, I just found that in beta9 ncursesw5 libraries are only partially installed. I can provide details if needed. Bernard f6bvp

Thanks

Team - Great job on the DRAWS Manager!

Yes, you will need to stop and start the daemon (or reboot) to pickup the new direwolf, if you have it running.. sudo systemctl stop direwolf sudo systemctl start direwolf -- John D. Hays Edmonds,

John D Hays - K7VE <john@...> writes: And that will get you the "Device or resource busy" shown below because direwolf is started with systemd. So do NOT do that. I only support direwolf running

With this new direwolf executable, you can run direwolf -c /etc/direwolf.conf Assuming your direwolf.conf is in /etc -- within that file, setup your gpsd connection and beacons. Note: direwolf is

Here you are. And finally I’ve seen the missing two lines. pi@WoMoAPRSetc:~ $ gpsd -V gpsd: 3.18.1 (revision 3.18.1) pi@WoMoAPRSetc:~ $ cd

Your direwolf config file is here: /etc/direwolf.conf Please cut & paste the console output of the following commands in an email to me. gpsd -V cd /usr/local/src/direwolf-dev make clean make

Rico Abagnale <rico@...> writes: Please cut & pathe the console output of the following in an email to me. gpsd -V cd /usr/local/src/direwolf-dev make clean make -j4 /Basil

So, now I tried to follow all the steps in „Raspberry-Pi-APRS-Tracker.pdf” and got stuck at section 5 beginning with „cd /home/pi/direwolf…” because I don’t have such a directory. And

I followed the steps below but didn’t see the two mentioned lines. So I will do the whole installation process, written down in the „Raspberry-Pi-ARRS-Tracker.pdf”. Will get back with the

If you are talking about Xastir, it is installed from a debian package. If you are talking about Direwolf, I treat it like a modem and do the application stuff from applications. From the direwolf

Basil, does the beta build have GPS compile switch turned on, it is not default in the make