Hamvoip is based on Arch not Debian! So you need to use the correct package manager. pacman -Sy package_name This will install packages in Arch, if you need further information about pacman (not the

How were you able to get DV Switch on hamvoip? I did "apt-get install dvswitch -y" at the shell& got this message apt-get command not found

Yes, I currently have DVSwitch installed on a HAMVOIP image and that allows allstar to DMR. I am sure it will do more but I have not looked into anything else just yet. The issue is even with a DV3000

On second thought, Will you be connecting the AllStar node to a analog radio? Steve N4IRS

Not yet.....

Is there a ARM image available (PI 4) that has ASL, DVSWitch already installed? I have made a few now using HAMVOIP and DVSwitch but the ASL to DMR is only so so even with a DV3000 USB dongle. Hoping

You may have another Analoge_Bridge running. MMDVM_Bridge and Analoge_Bridge have usually been installed to start up when your device is restarted. I get caught out myself. I like running them in

Hi All, Can you help me with the error below? it seems that theres an error on port when clicking the marco<>Mode Select <> DMR on mobile phone port 31100 will close. I: 2020-06-03 04:51:38.416

Works great Mike. tnx a lot. will be a big benefit when mobiling. FWIW, to make testing and loading simpler, I created a much smaller node_list.txt file - only a dozen entries instead of the 15K

Evening all, I am pretty new to the MMDVM_Bridge software and was trying have a bridge from private hblink server to p25 networks. to do this i was trying HBlink ----> DMR2YSF -----> YSF2P25 ----->

And yes you did misunderstand. Nodes in the database (node_list.txt) are preceded by a *2 when invoked from the "Nodes" menu or using the long press for the first 10 Nodes in the "Macro" menu,

Sorry, ment *30 so a string like *22100*30 would dial node 2100 in RX mode then change over to TX. DVSM supplies the *2 so you would not need that in your database.

I tried your suggestion … but still getting rx only. tried 42328 *3|VE3KKF|Baslam Lake and also 42328*3|VE3KKF|Baslam Lake did I misunderstand your recommendation? -- Tom VE3NY

Thank you Steve, yep that's what I've been doing here too. libwxbase3.0-dev is installed. Building on rasbian 4.9.8 the previous posted output was of the g4lkx compile. this is of dl5di's, failing at

Hmmm, I have not look at that code in a while. Yes, I did make the decision to use monitor rather than transceive. You can just do a *3 at the end of the node number to fix it I guess. The proper

I added the gain block after the AGC processing, so this should address your needs. Steve will release soon as there are some other changes in the pipeline as well.

Perfect, this is the solution. Many thanks

Ok. Thx.

I build the G4LKX repo with: apt-get install libwxbase3.0-dev make I have built on arm and intel/amd. Steve N4IRS

Run it with quem-arm qemu-arm /opt/md380-emu -S 2470 &