Hey Folkert,


My script is as below. If I remove the modprobe/nrattach and then do
that manually afterwards, then it does not work.

That's strange but to be honest, I would recommend you to do all your base infrastructure commands first (kissattach, netrom, ax25d, mheard, etc) FIRST. Then start some of your AX.25 applications (axdigi, aprsdigi, etc) next and then your beacons last.


/usr/sbin/kissattach /dev/ttyAMA0 axportr 192.168.45.8

Btw, after you run this command, check out the output of "ifconfig -a" and check the subnet mask. I bet it's wrong. You'll need to manually correct this with ifconfig after the fact. This is what my packetrig.sh script does.



/usr/sbin/aprsdigi --verbose \
                 --kill_dupes \
                 --kill_loops \
                 --int ax25:FH1GOU-1:RELAY,WIDE,FOO,TRACE \
                 --interface udp:172.29.0.40/9978/5 \
                 --interface udp:cbaprs.de/27235/5 \
         | tee -a /var/aprsigi.log


Please do not use the legacy RELAY syntax. Only use WIDE and maybe TRACE. I'm not very familiar with aprsdigi but have you seen Aprx?


Maybe it has to do with the axlisten running in the bg. If Im right it
opens the interfaces in promisquous mode, maybe that blocks nrattach.

That's possible but that would be a bug in my book.


4.1.12+ raspberry pi, raspbian
ii  ax25-apps                             0.0.8-rc2+cvs20120204-2 armhf        
AX.25 ham radio applications
ii  ax25-node                             0.3.2-7.4 armhf        Amateur Packet 
Radio Node program
ii  ax25-tools                            0.0.10-rc2+cvs20120204-3 armhf        
tools for AX.25 interface configuration
ii  ax25-xtools                           0.0.10-rc2+cvs20120204-3 armhf        
tools for AX.25 interface configuration -- X11-based
ii  libax25                               0.0.12-rc2+cvs20120204-2 armhf        
ax25 library for hamradio applications
ii  libax25-dev                           0.0.12-rc2+cvs20120204-2 armhf        
ax25 library development files

Yeah.. that's OLD code (2012). If you want to run the Official AX.25 tools (not always the most current btw), I recommend you use the most current code in Git - http://www.linux-ax25.org/wiki/GIT

More recommended, try building VE7FET's version of the tools: https://github.com/ve7fet/linuxax25


The one included in debian.

Not recommended (see above) as you are missing some key fixes (especially if you're going to be doing AMPR / IPIP net stuff)

--David
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