Thanks Tad. I’m going to need increase the fonts on my monitor and IPhone. I did a cut and paste must have missed the . -- Don Poaps New Westminster, BC VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE Winlink:

In windows the "current path" is in your search path. In linux it is not. So you need to dot slash the command to tell linux where the file is located: ./pitnc_getparams

try dot slash pitnc_getparams, like this ./pitnc_getparams Tadd Torborg tadd@...

Part of the issue is executing the command properly. One must include dot as part of the command line entry. ./pitnc_getparams Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ ewbloom@... Sent from Webmail access

This is the error I'm receiving. pi@HamradioPI:~ $ /pitnc_getparams bash: /pitnc_getparams: No such file or directory pi@HamradioPI:~ $ /dev/serial bash: /dev/serial: No such file or

The command is: chmod +x pitnc_getparams chmod +x pitnc_setparams It is adding the "executable" bit to the file permissions for pitnc_getparams and pitnc_setparams. You are missing the "x". Bob

Linux has permissions on files. Read, Write, Execute You need to set the permissions on the script to Execute. chmod = change file modes (permissions) +x = add the execute permission <filename> = the

Not knowing what I'm doing with the PI and TNC-PI. If Windoze I know what to do. Here my errors pi@HamradioPI:~ $ cd /home/pi pi@HamradioPI:~ $ chmod +pitnc_getparams chmod: missing operand after

That’s what I was looking for thank you 73 Don va7dgp -- Don Poaps New Westminster, BC VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE Winlink: va7qu@... Subject://wl2k

cd /home/pi chmod +x pitnc_getparams chmod +x pitnc_setparams This will make the programs executable. In my case, ./pitnc_getparams /dev/serial0 0 shows me the current settings. I

Bob How did you start the parameters program. I downloaded and it’s unzipped in home/Pi directory. After that it said something about Chmod. There was nothing in the info as to how to get to that

Ok, I am feeling stupid. AX25 had the serial port. Once I stopped that, all is well - almost. Still can't receive packets but that is a simpler problem. -- Bob AF9W

I have a Coastal Chipworks TNC Pi2 Stacked on top of a Rpi 2 for sale. I was running it as a APRS Igate using Xaster. So now I am not using it anymore so I am going to sale it. I am asking $55 for the

My TNC-PI 96k just arrived in the mail. Waiting for the electronic store to open on Tuesday. Family Day Holiday. I need to get some very small needle noise to remove the blue JP 1. I had a local ham

I am trying to get a TNC-PI96K running with PAT to create a 9600 baud Winlink. When I first installed this I could run .pitnc_getparams and pitnc_setparams and I would get results. I turned off the

Thanks all! I appreciate the comments. Now I can sit down and reassess how I want to do things. John 73, de, KC3FDL

I tried it to see what it was like. Yep, Slow as molasses, lack of drivers, so ethernet works, but built in wifi and bluetooth are not functional. It also runs windows x86

The point is why? It is dead slow. Lots of other development languages and operating systems for the Pi that are much faster. Much more excitement these days on the ESP8266. Cheap, gobs of memory

Interesting discussions! To that end, I offer the following link: https://www.linux.com/blog/2019/2/new-ports-bring-linux-arm-laptops-android-pi Enjoy! Keating

There are several good discussions on the topic at https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/topics John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE