The hat is seated properly. Here is the information you requested. The first line says it all. FYI, I loaded a new image on an additional SD card, and DRAWS was recognized immediately. I do need a

Make sure the DRAWS hat is seated properly on the 40 pin connector. Please send the console output of showudrc.sh It would help if you use the latest version of this script. cd cd n7nix git

Reading everything I can find about paclink-unix, it appears to be geared almost entirely toward VHF/UHF protocols. It can support PACTOR, but then you have to drop a couple of thousand dollars on a

One more: app_config.sh: script start Enter call sign, followed by [enter]: W4EAE app_config.sh: Config core Already run 7 time(s): core config script current dir: /home/pi/n7nix/config Test pwd:

I should add that I have used two different Raspberry Pi on my several installations with the exact same eventual result.

Using all of the information gathered an discussed so far in this thread, I have been trying to find a solution. Unfortunately, I have arrived at the same spot I eventually got to with each of my

Going forward new images should be much less frequent. The last image was due to the driver required by the codec changing to be in main line Linux. Scripts change frequently. To update: cd cd

Is there any process short of reinstalling all of your apps, config settings, desktop shortcuts, and ??? when a new image comes out? Is/will there be a way to install the new packages, scripts, and

I am trying to determine why this line appears in your ax25d.service log After that is cleared up then your previous configuration should work fine. You can test by tuning each radio to the 2M APRS

I understand your instructions, but I think we may be on different pages. I wish to leave the right din port available for a separate radio to do packet winlink. I wish to use the left din for APRS

Assuming you are using the left mDin6 connector. As root edit the following files: Edit file: /etc/ax25/axports udr0 W4EAE-10 9600 255 2 Winlink port udr1 W4EAE-1 9600 255 2 Direwolf port Edit

Addendum: ~/n7nix/debug/btest.sh -P udr1 returns: *** Running as user: pi *** Send a message beacon Sent: /usr/local/sbin/beacon -c W4EAE-11 -d 'APUDR1 via WIDE1-1' -l -s udr1 :W4EAE :27 08:41:00 EST

The are the contents of /etc/ax25/axports: udr0 W4EAE-01 9600 255 2 Direwolf port udr1 W4EAE-10 9600 255 2 Winlink port Looks good so far.

Thanks for the quick response. I will give it shot tomorrow.

If you are using the left hand mDin6 connector, you should be using port udr0 - verify these files for udr0: /etc/ax25/axports /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf /usr/local/etc/wl2k.conf

I am on my third install of the DRAWS image. I have followed the instructions on this site to the letter each time. I now have gps working properly, and paclink-unix is running as expected. Now I

Thanks to the group. I think this is the 4272 message on the forum about this product. You guys and gals have been busy. After installing PAT and getting it working I decided to install Paclink on

I connected a USB CAT 8 pin cable and the 6 pin mini din supplied with DRAWS hat and now have a working unit. Still plan to make a cable to work with the 4x2 header on the DRAWS hat. 73, Ruben

John, K0MXL, Thank you. That is what I thought I needed to do. Ed, KD9FRQ

I bought a USB CAT cable on eBay, and use one of the 6-pin mini-DIN cables that came with my DRAWS hat from the data jack on the back of my 897D to the left mini-DIN jack on the DRAWS. So far it works