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Packet Radio on Debian 9 With Direwolf and ax25

Learn more about implementing Packey and Direwolf on the Raspberry Pi.

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Kevin Hooke
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Feb. 27, 19 · Tutorial
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I've played around with Packet and Direwolf on the Raspberry Pi quite a bit, but every time I try and get it working on Linux on a desktop, I run into some differences in the config. From past attempts, I followed most of the steps I had followed before here.

The following steps are with a USB Rigblaster Plug-n-Play connected to the dataport on my Icom 880h radio.

I installed and compiled Direwolf from source as before and started it up with:

$ direwolf -t 0 -p Dire Wolf version 1.5 
  Reading config file direwolf.conf Audio device for both receive and transmit: 
plughw:0,0 (channel 0) Channel 0: 1200 baud, AFSK 1200 & 2200 Hz, E+, 44100 sample rate.
  Ready to accept AGW client application 0 on port 8000 ...
  Ready to accept KISS TCP client application 0 on port 8001 ... 
  Virtual KISS TNC is available on /dev/pts/1 Created symlink /tmp/kisstnc -> /dev/pts/1


I installed the ax25 apps as in the previous article, and then, I added 1 line to /etc/ax25/ports:

1    KK6DCT-1    1200    255 2   2m packet


I then started kissattach:

$ sudo kissattach /dev/pts/1 1


 /dev/pts/1  is the value from when Direwolf started, and port 1 is the line I added to the ports file.

From here, I can connect to the local ag6qo-1 BBS via the BERR37 node:

axcall 1 ag6qo-1 via berr37


Debian raspberry pi app Desktop (word processor) USB Linux (operating system)

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