http://ham-digital.org/status/

Same files should be here: http://ham-digital.org/status/

I am not finding a way to get a CSV from that site. I do have this: 'http://registry.dstar.su/dmr/DMRIds.php'

I will do it now. Will report back.

I am going to make some changes to the DVSwitch repositories on Wednesday, to better align naming and distributions. One of the questions I have been getting is why jessie and not stretch. My thoughts

can someone set DMRlink.py or HBLink.py to look at the CSVs in “MARC style” at ham-digital.org and report if they work? Cort Buffington 785-865-7206

Thanks Steve. I changed my stale days to 30 in HBLink in expectation. No crashes yet. Dan Feeney, N6BMW BrandMeister USA Admin n6bmw@...

Some of you may already know that DMR-MARC is no longer registering users or repeaters. They have also take down their .csv files with subscribers and repeaters. This breaks some of the update scripts

I setup a new ASL node today using Raspbian Stretch image & have a new bridge up & going over to DMR. It’s working great! Congratulations. 73 EA5GVK.

Steve, Just a quick follow up, I setup a new ASL node today using Raspbian Stretch image & have a new bridge up & going over to DMR. It’s working great! Setup was straight forward. Now I

Ed, You should be able to put the commands in /etc/rc.local above the exit 0. Steve

Steve, After a reboot it reverts back to 16. How does one make this "sticky"? When set to 1 system works great. Many thanks for all your help.

Was 16, then 1 when did retest. Audio is now good. Ed W8VT

Ed, try this: cat /sys/bus/usb-serial/devices/ttyUSB0/latency_timer cat /sys/bus/usb-serial/devices/ttyUSB1/latency_timer What value do you get? Then: echo 1 >

The SD card in my ASL->DMR Bridge went belly up so just redid everything on new card using the latest ASL Stretch image on RPi 2 with DV3000 (do not use cheap SD cards and make config backups -

Steve, Thank you Steve and all the team who participate (Humor) you just ruined my vacation, I have to wait to go home to be able to test, implement etc;-)

Thank you for the help

it is normally started as a service to listen on port 2470. You can stop the service with systemctl stop md380-emu. Then cd /opt/md380-emu ./md380-emi -h will show you the options other

That I understand. I guess my question is do I need a different command to start it? Where are the settings of there are any.

Paul, md380-emu is used with analog_bridge to encode and decode AMBE. Steve