Just so that somebody from the future reads this thread: There are three types of vocoders possible in AB, hardware, emulator and fallback (or OP25). Hardware gives great quality and can be used for

That got it!

Ok. I’ll try that. Sorry about the multiple postings. The website isn’t refreshing and I didn’t see my posts appear

here is screen grab

Greg, I suggest you join <https://dvswitch.groups.io/g/allstarlink>. It's more focused on ASL. Same people, different focus. You can also join the ASL user list

OK, I have to fix the dependencies for md380-emu I'll let you know when to update. In the meantime: Set useEmulator = false in Analog_bridge.ini and retest. Steve

Wasn't sure of spacing at one point, so I tried it both ways, here is screen shot

ugghh No such file or directory

Try: /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static /opt/md380-emu/md380-emu -v -S 2470

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uname -a cat /etc/debian_version

Greg, you can delete /etc/apt/sources.list.d/allstarlink.list.1 and then apt-get update to remove the error.

Where is the best source of information if I cannot get ASL installed on the AWS cloud server? I don't know if this is the issue but I do get a Ignoring file 'allstarlink.list.1' in directory as it

Yeah, cannot execute

The emulator is not running. To test it: cd /opt/md380-emu ./md380-emu -v -S 2470 Show results Control C to exit.

Sorry, I am not using an editor. I am using the web interface at Vultr. I did screen grabs Chris

Chris, Show us your Analog_Bridge.ini Show us the result of systemctl status md380-emu Steve

Ha! Got everything talking, but when I key on the DMR side, I get digital audio coming across the analog side. When I key the analog side, I get garbled audio. I THINK my emulator is running, but when

Awesome, glad you found my guide helpful, like I said, it doesn't cover everything but it covered what I did. :)

It should already be enabled it's systemctl (not a 1) status md380-emu will show you if it's running. systemctl enable xxxx sets up xxxx to start at boot. systemctl status xxxx shows