It looks like you didn't follow the instructions from the 'Getting Started Guide' here: https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/wiki/DRAWS%3A-Getting-Started You need to follow those instructions

Basil, Thank you for the quick reply. results of AX.25-status Status for direwolf.service: RUNNING and ENABLED Status for ax25dev.service: RUNNING and ENABLED Status for ax25dev.path: RUNNING and

Did you start AX.25? cd cd bin sudo su ./ax25-start As user pi or whatever your default user name is please post the console output of: ax25-status and ifconfig /Basil Craig McVeay

direwolf is a daemon & is controlled by systemd as is the preferred method for controlling daemons that usually start from boot. The scripts to start/stop/status direwolf & the ax.25 interface

Working on getting WINLINK RMS application running on my DRAWS. The image is up and running and I suspect I am nearly there but, I am a noob to Linux so I'm stuck. I went through the setup and

I installed NWDR14. I have not spent much time with DRAWS and in fact have no radios hooked up right now (working on that). So this project has been "benchware" for me. I did bring up FLDigi and it

Thanks again Basil! Im not quite ready to upgrade everything. Im currently running Stretch, and dont foresee the available time toinstall the new version just yet. But.... You did aim me at the right

Hi Jim, We probably should have been posting our conversations over on the Linux RMS Gateway forum on yahoo groups since this has not much to do with the udrc. But let's keep going here as I think I

Thanks Basil. Thats what I thought at first (AX not running), but everything I see saysit is (as "0", not udrX...its a pi/tnc-pi ). If I use PAT web GUI on this same system (remotely), I can connect

Some hardware stores (typically, NOT Lowes or Home Depot). In our area (PNW), Coastal Farm & Ranch carries down to M2.0. Also look for RC hobby stores. They often carry down to M1.0 for model

Can you suggest a source for these tiny screws?

Stuart Longland VK4MSL <stuartl@...> writes: I test the down load about once a month and have never had a problem (slow download) yet. I have a fiber connection. I use rackspace

I've seen it crawl under Linux too. I was at work, so 50Mbps microwave link for Internet. Workstation and border router are both Linux (Gentoo on the workstation, Ubuntu on the border router), an

Very nice. I am trying to power my Pi3/DRAWS today for the first time. This case/fan/PoE solution is really nice. Clifford - KK6QMS

Jim, An AX.25 interface is most likely not running Look at this document https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/blob/master/rmsgw/README.md#testing-the-rms-gateway run ax25-status to confirm it's

I received a text from one of our locals that my RMS stn hangs when he tries to connect to it. When I go to the logs, I get Nov 1 12:06:01 localhost rmsgw_aci[6817]: K5KTF-10 - Linux RMS Gateway

If you are addressing this post to Alan Bush, I live in the same county as Alan & will be going over to his QTH in the coming weeks to assist in his install. When we do the Linux RMS Gateway install

Have you made any progress on this project? I just got my DRAWS board in hand on a pi 3B+, and am about to dig in on this very near identical setup you are attempting. If you have made progress, i

Thanks, I had in mind that DRAWS can just handle up to 12 volts. But in this case it makes a lot of hardware installation things a lot easier. Once again thanks for your help

The.Pi USB power input is a nominal 5.1 VDC. Typical 'wall wart' USB supplies may have voltage drop who h in turn manifests in inconsistent operation of the Pi. This, and a single station power