I can't tell you what OS flavor to use. I just don't trust your python environment. All I can tell you is I run Mint on my desktop and pure Debian on my servers. YMMV

Here is the result of that command, running with SUDO jape@josephus:/opt/dmrlink/HBlink$ sudo pip show dme_utils The directory '/home/jape/.cache/pip/http' or its parent directory is not owned by the

Thanks Steve, will give that a try soon. ------------------ Regards Ian (VK2HK)

Set the USRP audio settings in BOTH ini files to: aslAudio = AUDIO_USE_GAIN agcGain = 1.0 dmrAudio = AUDIO_USE_GAIN dmrGain = 1.0 From there you can go up to 1.5,2,etc or down

This is a fresh start from the software itself, but not the OS. Is that what you are referring to? I am running this on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Is there any reason this wouldn't work? In reading online

Hi Steve, if I do systemctl status md380-emu it shows it as running, if I TX from the P25 radio, I get very broken audio out of the DMR, if I TX from the DMR Radio I just get very harsh hash from the

OK, I'm confused here is my result root@orangepipc:~# pip show dmr_utils Name: dmr-utils Version: 0.1.19 Summary: ETSI DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) Tier II Utilities

My MMDVM hotspot is connecting to my server via the HBlink.cfg file. I show it is connected now. I am running both the hotspot and the HBlink server here on my home network, so I just have it

What is the result of: pip show dmr_utils

OK got that done, trying to run the dmrlink.py in the foreground, getting this message below - it doesn't appear to be connecting to the cbridge yet. I haven't tried the hblink connection yet.

That is the foreground.

how do I run it in the foreground to watch it?

python name_of_program.py

I've already done all of that, about a year ago upon initial setup, but it seems some things have changed since then. I will remove all of my current installs and start from scratch. A couple of

If you are trying to connect a HB based system (MMDVM) to your c-Bridge You will need the 2 branches: https://github.com/n0mjs710/DMRlink/tree/IPSC_Bridge

I was able to get it downgraded and I ran the pip install dmr_utils cmd again, and it seems to work - although it says I have everything that I need I DID do the upgrade manually, since the OS

I STRONGLY recommend that if you need to update outside of what your distribution package maintainer uses that you use a python virtualenv (virtual environment). And this stuff is getting way outside

Cort know much more about python then I do but I did find this: <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49836676/error-after-upgrading-pip-cannot-import-name-main> See number 402 and also

Here is a cat cmd from the file referenced in the error"

You're right, sorry. I tried it with and without the space before the . - same results. Same results with the latest command: jape@josephus:/opt$ sudo pip install dmr_utils Traceback (most recent