Sounds like a BUG issue for Steve and Mike. Likely something not exiting after a log entry append.

Since you have 2 instances, you might look at ports as well. Make sure each instance is unique port numbers. Both for your usrp interfaces and mmdvm instances. Sorry I can't be anything specific. I do

Well, The first thing I would try is... systemctl restart analog_bridge And if that does nothing look in your analog_bridge.ini for any fat finger entries and restart on corrections.

I kinda missed that >'link to repeater' first time so I would say your issue is in mode/settings Try this... Duplex =1 nounkeyct=1 link2link=yes

Bryan, While it could be many more things than I might mention here, If your alinco is in simplex mode (single half duplex) you may have the incorrect duplex mode set for it if you are seeing ping pon

Yes, it looks to me like permissions to use net-software on local hardware device. It used to be in menu from the shield in the URL area. It seems they may have moved it. But I think that is what you

I believe .... apt update apt upgrade

While I may be alone, I do not support using a 3rd party service for our forums. I have since the beginning 'MUTE THIS TOPIC' when the back and forth short messages overload my email. But never unsubs

I finished already after the repo correction

You are right, mine was buster iso w/asl script

For anyone else's benefit, I was missing source repo list /etc/apt/sources.list This is what it should read: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster main contrib non-free deb-src http://deb.debian.org

So, on a new attempt, After : ./buster E: Package 'net-tools' has no installation candidate

agreed. But that is not what is happening for me twice. I might look at it deeper tonight.

That was a cloud x86 install from iso

The following packages have been kept back: openssh-client openssh-server openssh-sftp-server ssh 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 4 not upgraded.

Originally, it left me with 9 I installed them manually, all but 3 ssh client and server and one other network package.

Perhaps the packages have been fixed. Have not done it for a few days.

That is where it takes system updates but can not install them all. I'm pretty sure that is what the other fella was having a issue with but can't speak to that if it was not buster

It did work a week or more ago, then something changed with the packages for system.

No, back up a step, I talking system. apt update apt apgrade