Apologies ahead of time if I am rehashing anything already extant on the boards. I have attempted to search for solutions, but have not been able to find anything. I received my DRAWS hat yesterday, l

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If your only application will be as you describe, I would suggest foregoing the DRAWS image. Download Raspbian with Desktop (NOT the one with 'recommeded software'); install gpsd, direwolf, and Foxtro

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This is the image you should use if you need and X server: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_latest If you can get by without a desktop, this install is a little over half the size of the abo

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I am trying to find a solution to this as well. I have been messing with the html files that can be downloaded from winlink.org with no results. I also thought that flmesg could be a solution. It does

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This a great proof of concept, and it does work; but not really ready for prime-time. I hate having to carry a Windows laptop just for ICS forms.

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Perhaps my statement regarding the necessity of Winlink Express was too strong; is it possible and will it work technically? Yes. Is it a solution deployable in a time sensitive situation? Not from wh

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These instruction simply do not work. I put the form download form into the 'CUSTOM' folder, and nothing shows up.

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Sorry for the hasty response. The meat of it holds though. After downloading the html files, moving them to the CUSTOM folder, running flmsg, and selecting 'CUSTOM'; nothing shows up except 'Transfer

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OK. After a restart of the Raspberry Pi, the ICS form now appears on the CUSTOM list in flmsg. However, once the form is completed and I click 'Submit' at the bottom of the webpage, I am returned to f

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First off, I backed up and followed the steps you listed in successfully sending a form. I have now gotten as far as creating a 'K2s' file (never seen that before) which theoretically contains my comp

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I tried one more thing. After completing the form and saving the k2s file, I attempted to open it again with flmsg. The form came up and was completely populated by non-ASCII gobledygook.

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This is where I am lost. Do attach the k2s file to the email? And what is a k2s file?

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When I start flmsg in a terminal, this is the output after attempting to open the template (which still look good in the browser at this point). I think that this may be the source of the problem. pi@

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And then I attache the k2s file to a message and receive it in Winlink Express, this is the content that is received: <flmsg>4.0.14 :hdr_fm:21 W4EAE 20192211195114 :hdr_ed:21 W4EAE 20192211193947 <cus

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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 have

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

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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. But these are the contents of /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf: W4EAE-10

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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

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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 an

#ax25 #direwolf

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 prev

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