Did not know that. Usually the first time you edit one of the system files like a crontab entry you get presented with a menu of all the editor choices. I don't mess with any default system settings l

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Thanks for the reply Basil. I am a real Newbie to DRAWS and Linux but I muddled through the install until I went to setup ARDOP from the web and then later discovered there was a script to do that. So

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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 are: cd

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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 lo

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Thanks a million for the secondary download location, William. Pulled down a copy and just booted the Pi-3 / DRAWS to take a look and make sure I had followed the correct setup sequence. Looks like th

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As a reminder. Basil puts together these images as a favor and courtesy to the community. NW Digital Radio is not the author of Linux/Raspbian or any of the applications that are preloaded on the beta

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David C Jenner - K7DCJ via Groups.Io <djenner8@...> writes: Not sure why you would want to do this as the provided image has already done the heavy lifting of the install but if you real

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Just downloaded this myself and it took a while so cloned it here: https://tor1.radiowaves.ca/nwdr14.zip This is a Digital Ocean virtual in Toronto, set the limit at 900GB so go nuts. It gave me 42MB/

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Basil, I have a Raspbian Buster RPi 4 running the desired kernel. I want to install whatever is included in the standard DRAWS image over this. I suspect there is no file n7nix/config/image_install.sh

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Dave, The "DRAWS specific software" are two codec drivers that are in the Linux kernel and an overlay that loads at boot time. The drivers are: snd_soc_tlv320aic32x4_i2c snd_soc_tlv320aic32x4 The over

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Basil, Please add how to install this on one's own RPi 4 Raspbian image (with proper kernel). Your instructions at "Make your own Raspberry Pi image" seem to end before adding the DRAWS-specific softw

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Before you update your image, please capture any configuration changes you might have made like current alsamixer settings. Run alsa-show.sh & make a copy of result. Note a minimum microSD card size o

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file n7nix/debug/btest.sh hardcoded N and W current beacon_msg="!${lat}N/${lon}W-$timestamp, from $(hostname) on port $AX25PORT Seq: $seqnum" recommended beacon_msg="!${lat}${latdir}/${lon}${londir}-$

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Hi Basil, Life got in the way of doing the patch you suggested last Friday, by the time I could look it over again, your instructions to run the following worked perfectly: cd cd bin ./prog_refresh.sh

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Hi Jack, libjpeg.so.9 should have been installed when fldigi was built. I need to figure out why that did not happen. I may have been too aggressive with cleaning up files after a build. In the mean t

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Basil, I started playing with fldigi - it configured properly and worked except... flrig fails with a blank stare.(hourglass... then nothing) in the X GUI When run from the console window see msg: err

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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

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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

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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 auth

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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 /usr/local/src/direwolf-dev pi@WoMoAPRSetc:/usr/local/src/dir

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