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在手机开机状态下连接上刷机精灵，选择“实用工具”，再选择“进入Recovery模式”，手机将会自动进入Recovery模式。
以下操作均在关机状态下进行
搜索机型可以通过按键盘Ctrl+F键进行机型搜索
其他未收录的机型您可以自行到网上搜索
HTC Dream (G1)
HTC Hero (G3) / HTC Tattoo (G4)
HTC Droid Eris
「Home键（房子键）+电源键」
HTC Magic (G2)「返回键+电源键」或是「Home键（房子键）+电源键」
Nexus One (G5)
----「按住轨迹球+电源键」
----「使用音量键将光标移动到BOOTLOADER上，按电源键选择」
----「使用音量键将光标移动到RECOVERY上，按电源键选择」
----「返回键+开机键」
----「进入HBOOT界面后，音量键将光标移动到Recovery选项上，按电源键选择」
HTC Desire（G7）
----「音量下键+开机键」
----「进入HBOOT界面后，音量键将光标移动到Recovery选项上，按电源键选择」
----「光学键+开机键」
----「进入HBOOT界面后，音量键将光标移动到Recovery选项上，按电源键选择」
----「按着小房子键不放，然后点一下电源键，接着马上松开电源键，小房子键依然按着，直至进入Recovery」
(G9) / Desire HD
/ Incredible S(G11)
(G12) / Wildfire-S (G13)
/ Sensation (G14)
Sensation XE (G18)
/ Raider 4G
/ Rhyme（G20）
Sensation XL (G21) / Amaze 4G (G22)
One(801e/802w/802d/802t) / One M8 / X920e / One X / One S
One V / T328w / T328d / T328t / Incredible 2 / T528d / T528w
T528t / EVO Shift 4G / 霹雳2 (Rezound) / T-Mobile G2 / T329t
Desire 608T / Desire 606W / T327t / EVO View 4G /
----「音量下键+开机键」
----「进入HBOOT界面后，音量键将光标移动到Recovery选项上，按电源键选择」
HTC EVO 4G HTC Incredible
HTC Mytouch 4G
HTC Thunderbolt
HTC Mytouch 3G
----「音量下键+开机键」
----「进入HBOOT界面后，音量键将光标移动到Recovery选项上，按电源键选择」
HTC Desire Z
「音量加键+电源键」
C8500 / U8160 / C8650+ / C8825D / T8951 / U8833
Y210C / Y210S / Y310-5000 / G520 / G610S / G610C
C8815 / G700T / G700 / G525 / C8816 /
「音量上键+电源键，同时按住10秒左右」
「按拨号键(不是挂机键)+音量加键+电源键」
「拨号键＋音量加键＋电源键」
U8650 / U8950D
U9500E / C8650S / C8812E
荣耀3C / 荣耀3x畅玩版 / Ascend G330D (U8825D)
Ascend D1 XL (U9500E) / U9510E / C8812 / C8813
C8813Q / C8950D /
「音量上键+电源键，等待约10秒」
「拨号键（绿色）+音量加键+电源键」
「菜单键（Menu）+挂机键+电源键」
「拨号键 +音量上键+电源键」
U8800+ / U8951 /
「音量上键+电源键键」
U8860 / U9508 / Ascend D1 (U9500) / Ascend G300 (U8818)
「音量上键+电源键」
U9000 / 荣耀3 / Mate / Ascend P6 / G610T / G710(A199)
Ascend P6 S / Ascend P7 /
「音量上键+音量下键+电源键」
Ascend P1 / Ascend P1 XL /
「音量上键+电源键，出现开机界面后松开电源键」
「关机，按电源键1秒，再按音量下键，看见第一屏显示后，松开电源键，看见手机上智能灯亮起时，松开音量键」
「关机，按住音量上键+电源键，振动一下马上按住音量下键直至显示G3画面」
P500 / LU6200
「电源键+音量减键+Home键(房子键)」
P920 / P999 / E730
「音量下键+电源键，约八秒看到第一屏的瞬间松开电源键，但要保持按住音量减少键，直到能进入recovery界面」
P970 / C660
「音量下键+Home键（房子键）+电源键」
「音量减键+电源键，直到出现黄色android字符或者LG开机屏幕闪烁第二次时马上松手」
D802（G2）
「关机后，同时按电源键和音量(-)，出现LG画面，松手，立即再次摁住电源键和音量(-)，出现恢复出厂设置界面，松手，摁两次电源键，进入recovery」
Nexus S / I9001 /
「电源键+上音量键」
N900 / N9009 / N9006 / N9002 / G900F / I9500 / I9502 / I959 / I9508 / I9505
I9300 / I939 / I939D / I9308 / N7100 / N719 / N7108 / N7102 / N7105 / i9220
I9100G / i9105P / T959 / S5830i / S7562 / I500 / I9103 / I699 / S7568 / S7562i
S7572 / I739 / I8552 / I8268 / I879
「音量上键+HOME键+电源键」
「手机关机，同时按音量“+”、音量“-”和电源键」
「手机进入fastboot后，选择recovery mode进入recovery模式」
「音量上下键+开机键」
s5830 / S5660 /
「Home键+电源键」
「音量下键+电源键」
「音量下键+拨号键+电源键」
「音量上键+音量下键+Home键+电源键」
「音量上键+照相键」
「音量上键+音量下键+电源键，当看到手机屏幕显示画面时松手，再按HOME键」
「音量上键+音量下键+电源键，当看到手机三星标志时，松开电源键」
「菜单键+音量上键+电源键」
「音量下键+电源键，等待手机出现Andriod字样时松开按键」
「Home键（房子键）+音量加键+电源键」
/ N880E / V960
「音量下键+开机键」
「音量下键+电源键，等待出现绿色机器人后松开电源键，继续按住音量下键，等待出现闪一下的白色字样后松开按键」
N919 / N881F / V889D / V970 / V889M / U795 / V955 /
N909 / N5 / U5 / V987 / U956 / V967S / V818 / U817
N986 / U879
「音量上键+开机键」
「音量上键+开机键，卡在机器人界面，按HOME键」
U705T / X907 / X909
关机长按：[音量上键+电源键]约10秒
以下操作均需刷入Recvoery之后方可操作,建议扣下电池并放置5秒后再操作
----「 刷入Recovery之后，开机出现第一屏的时候连续按几下音量减键即可进入 」
E15i（X8）
----「刷入Recovery之后，开机看到白色的 Sony Ericsson 字样时就不停的按手机的返回键即可进入」
Acer Liquid
----「音量减键盘 +相机键+电源键」
----「手机震动三下后放开，再按下电源键进入recovery模式」
ZP900：音量上键+电源键
ZP500+ ：音量上键+电源键
小米M1：音量上键+电源键
「音量加键+相机键+电源键」
「音量上键+Home键+电源键」
A75 / A790E / P700i / A68E / A690 / K860 / A65 / K860i
A830 / A820e / A820 / A60+ / A298T / A770E
「音量上键+电源键」
/ A750 / P700 / S720 / A800 / A798T / S890 / P770
S920 / A820T / P780 / S820 / A630T / A390T / A850 / A288T
A760 / S868T
「先按电源键，再同时按音量上键+音量下键」
「先按音量上键，再按电源键，手机震动后松开电源键」
「音量下键+电源键」
8150 / 5890 / 5950 / 8190 / 5891 / 8060 / 8085 / 8720Q / 8720 / 8198T
「音量上键+音量下键+电源键」
7295 / 8190Q / 7295A 青春版 / 大神F1(8297) / 7295C /
「音量上键+电源键」
Callbar(小雨滴)：音量上键+电源键
北斗小辣椒I2：音量上键+电源键
GLX L100：音量上键+电源键
青橙定放（M3）：音量上键+电源键
金立：GN868：音量上键+电源键
佳域G3: 关机长按[音量上键+电源键]
原生系统：「音量下键+开机键」
第三方recovery：「开机等到信号灯变蓝色，开机键+音量下键」
----「推开键盘上，按住X键+电源键开机」
----「然后同时按住侧面的音量加键，再按照相键」
----「推开键盘，按住“X”键+电源键+搜索键」
----「按一下电源键松开，LED灯亮后，在屏幕显示白底黑色的M时，按住照相键不放」
----「出现黑底绿字后，松开手，此时按音量加键就是进入fastboot，按音量减键就进入Recovery」
----「若是官方原版的Recovery，看到三角形和感叹号的图案时，推开键盘按下ALT+L键即可」
----「照相键+开机键，屏幕上出现三角形符号后松开所有手指」
----「先按住音量向上键，再轻按相机键」
----「如果您的Bootloader版本是是90.78——上面的第一步则是按住键盘上的X键+开机键，其他步骤一致」
----「电源键+音量减键」
----「出现一个三角图标后同时按（音量加+音量减）进入Recovery的界面」
----「X键+开机键， 看到机器人图标后，再按键盘左下角的@键即可。官方原版的Recovery后回车键为确认键」
----「音量下键+开机键，直至出现"红M"图案画面及画面顶部出现“fastboot”方可松开」
----「按音量下键切换“Android Recovery”模式和“RSD”模式,在显示“Android Recovery”模式时,音量上键选择确认」
----「当出现白色三角形和感叹号图案时，先按住照相键，再按音量下键，出现Recovery模式操作菜单」
----「推开键盘，按住X键+开机键」
----「出现三角形图标，放开按键，再按下开机键，进入Recovery模式。使用音量上、下键移动菜单」
----「按电源键开机，出现白色Moto标志时，按住照相键不放，直到出现文字菜单」
----「按音量下键，将显示三角形图标，触摸一下屏幕右下角（搜索键上方），进入Recovery模式（使用触摸屏操作)」
----「音量下键+开机键，直至出现"红M"图案画面及画面顶部出现“fastboot”方可松开」
----「按音量下键切换“Android Recovery”模式和“RSD”模式,在显示“Android Recovery”模式时,音量上键选择确认」
----「当出现白色三角形和感叹号图案时，先按住照相键，再按音量下键，出现Recovery模式操作菜单」
----「主屏键+电源键开机，在显示MOTO标志后可放开开机键，等手机出现三角形图标，放开主屏键」
----「按住音量上键和相机键进入Recovery模式。使用音量上、下键移动菜单，搜索键确定选择」
----「音量上键+音量下键+开机键，在弹出来的界面中，使用音量下键，选择Recovery，按音量上键确认，出现三角形符号即可」
----「音量上键+音量下键+开机键」
----「出现三角形图标后放开按键，按返回键进入Recovery模式」
----「音量上键+音量下键+开机键」
----「在显示“enter Recovery mode”后放开按键，进入Recovery模式」
----「按住音量上键和相机键不放，再按下开机键，手机将进入Recovery模式」
----「音量上键+音量下键+开机键，显示“enter Recovery mode”后再松开按键」
----「显示三角形图标后，再按主屏键即可进入Recovery模式」
----「音量加键+照相键+开机键」
----「如果是2.1系统，请按住回放键(相机键上方)+开机键，出现MOTO的logo便可松开」
----「进入Recovery模式(三角感叹号的界面)时，先长按“音量上键”然后再按一下“相机键”即可进入工程模式」
----「打开滑盖，按住X键不放再按开机键，直到出现三角形图标，放开按键」
----「按住音量上键和相机键进入Recovery模式」
----「确认键（相机键边上的按键）+电源键」
----「出现三角形图标后放开按键，按住音量上键和相机键进入Recovery模式。使用音量上、下键移动菜单，相机键确定选择」
----「音量上键+电源键」
----「出现三角+感叹号的图案后，按音量加键+相机键进入Recovery，音量键选择，搜索键确定键」
----「搜索键+拍照键+电源键」
----「出现三角形图标后放开按键，按住音量上键和相机键进入Recovery模式。使用音量上、下键移动菜单，搜索键确定选择」
----「按住确定键和相机键不放，再按下开机键，直到出现三角形图标，放开按键」
----「按住音量上键和相机键进入Recovery模式。使用音量上、下键移动菜单，确定键确定选择」
----「推开滑盖，先按住X 键不松，然后再按开机键，直到出现三角形图标，再松开按键」
----「松开后，再按住音量上键和下键即可进入Recovery 模式，使用音量上、下键或导航键左、右键移动菜单，回车键、电源键确定选择」
----「音量下键+ 电源键，保持大概五秒左右黑屏」
----「先松开电源键，音量键下继续按住，再等5秒左右 就会进入工程模式」
----「此时同时按住音量键上键和下键，再按住电源键。一直等到黑屏之后，再松开电源键。音量上键和下键不松，保持5秒左右，就会出现选项」
----「然后用音量下键选择第二项 RECOVERY ，用音量键上键确认，切不可按电源键」
----「同时按住音量上键+音量下键即可」
----「音量键上键+音量键下键+还有开机键」
----「手机将进入选择界面，按音量下键选择Rrecovery，再按上键确认」
----「稍后会显示一个三角形符号的界面，再同时按上、下音量键即可」
----「音量下键选择，开关键确认」
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Enabling everything HAM radio on Centos Linux! This document is my journey into Linux-assisted HAM
radio with Centos. This covers many different topics along my personal discovery which started with
AX.25 packet radio, then into HF digital modes, and most recently SDR and D*star technologies!
doc will be constantly evolving (mostly focused on Centos6 today, used to be focused on Centos5)
but here is the index to give you an idea of what it covers today:
system setup script.
Mycall: KI6ZHD
Beacon text: KI6ZHD :: All Linux in CM97ai :: Santa Clara,CA
- Be sure to change those settings to match your specific settings
section for more detail
APRS's Email2 system (a bit more complicated) - see the next section for more details
You can also send APRS messages back and forth via the Internet (Internet to RF-based APRS)
Finally, there are lots other things you can too (just a few examples):
Sending CQ requests for a global APRS messaging QSOs - http://www.aprs.org/cqsrvr.html
Interrogate remote APRS stations for their various details (see the QUERIES
section at the bottom of this URL) -
The key thing to remember about APRS is that it's flexible and extensible.
where it started to where it is now is impressive.
With the addition of the APRS-IS
system, it now allows APRS radios to essentially do anything (with limitations of
Email, small web pages, etc. were just the start and the community is just
waiting for someone to contribute the next cool idea.
for full details.
Here is a little detail on the different generations of Qsstv:
Qsstv v9.x has changed the UI a bit where it has now separated the analog vs.
digital modes a bit.
It has also improved the DRM support, added some modern
analog modes, and in 9.1.1, it's moved from the aging Jasper JPEG library to
the newer OpenJPEG libraries.
Qsstv (v8.x) added HamDRM digital SSTV support which is compatible with the
Windows EasyPal and Linux RXTXAMADRM digital SSTV programs.
This new version
includes BSR fix support, Hybrid mode, and more.
This new code requires the
Qt 4.8.x framework which that installation is covered in the Gqrx section of
this document.
IMPORTANT:
----------
These new Qt4.8 libraries are NOT compatible with Centos5.
As such, if
you're running Centos5, you're at a dead end.
Time to upgrade to a newer
version Centos.
QSSTV (v7.1.x) supported Analog SSTV modes only but all of it's dependencies are
natively available in Centos6. Centos5 users can upgrade the core Qt libraries
with third party libs to make it work.
With that said,
it starts getting
pretty sketchy and you can break your OS if you're not careful.
It's great news
that it's technically possible but doing this is NOT for the faint of heart
(Centos 5)!
Please see:
http://users.telenet.be/on4qz/faq.html#Centos57
for more details.
61MSPS bandwidth at 12bits
- 100 kHz - 3.8 GHz
- 61.44 MHz maximum bandwidth at 12bit
- 6 RX antenna jacks, 4 TX antenna jacks (2x2 MIMO)
- full duplex @ 0 to 10dBm power
- Altera Cyclone IV EP4CE40F23 FPGA
- Scroll down on the above LimeSDR page to see a comparison table against
the HackRF, Ettus B200, B210, BladeRF x40, and an RTL dongle
- Very comparable to the Ettus B210 but over 50% cheaper
This is the HackRF device supporting a full 20Mhz / 20MSPS bandwidth at 8bits
- 20Mhz wide passband
(requires an extremely fast computer and very fast USB performance)
- 10Mhz to 6Ghz support
- NO RX pass band filters to protect the frontend (this is important)
- 8bit sampling
(sampling rates really matter depending if you just want a panadapter vs. a proper receiver)
- I/Q Sampling receiver so it has the center DC spike
- Receive and 10mw Transmit section
dedicated TX connector)
Seems like TX support isn't supported by few amplification stages exist
- Encased in plastic enclosure - unclear if this not enough to shield out hearing near-field birdies, etc
- OpenSource drivers easily compiled and supported by GnuRadio
- No real preferred SDR program but is supported many others (including Gqrx)
- HackRF Blue - A lower cost version of the original HackRF but currently no
longer in stock
This is the BladeRF x40 40MSPS bandwidth at 12bits
- $420 (x40 model) or $650 (x115 model)
- Very wide performance (can display 124Mhz wide waterfall in Gqrx)
- 300MHz - 3.8GHz support
- Independent 12-bit 40MSPS RX and TX using LimeMicro LMS6002D transceiver
- Receive and 10mw Transmit section
full duplex up to 28Mhz BW;
- 2x2 MIMO Wifi configurable with SMB cable, expandable up to 4x4
Seems like TX support isn't supported by few amplification stages exist
- All sources are open source and easily compiled
- On-board Altera Cyclone 40KLE or 115KLE (upgraded model) FPGA
- On-board Cypress FX3 200MHz ARM9 with 512KB embedded SRAM for USB3 control
- USB3.0 (5Gbps) based interface with USB2.0 compatibility
- Optional XB200 transverter board for passband filtering at HF, 50MHz, 144MHz, and 222MHz
- Optional XB300 Diversity RX + LNA + 33dBm (2.0watt) amplifier + TRX switch @ 2.4ghz
- NO TX filtering is offered in this board - BEWARE
- Various add on boards, cases, antennas, etc available
This is the Ettus Research B200 bandwidth at 12bits
- Ettus B200 / B210 - $675 single transceiver SDR unit
- 70 MHz to 6 GHz
- 56 MHz bandwidth
- Has 10mw half-duplex transmit support on a dedicated transmit connector
- Onboard Xilinx Spartan-6 XC6SLX75 FPGA
- Many different add-on boards are available
- All sources are open source and easily compiled
- USB3 based
- Considered one of the best SDRs ou early contributor to GnuRadio
There are so many other SDR boards out there now that it's becoming a bit crazy:
- 's R820T2 + RTL2832U with TXCO and BiasT support - $25
- Outernet E4000 based SDR with TCXO : $39 - https://outernet.is/
- FlightAware Pro Stick w/ 20db LNA specialized for 1090Mhz using R820T2 and RTL2832U chips : $17
[ Many others in this field too - email me if you have a favorite not listed here ]
Medium End:
- FreeSRP : $350 - http://electronics.kitchen/freesrp
- Red Pitaya : 199 Euro - /
[ Many others in this field too - email me if you have a favorite not listed here ]
Each of these units have their pros and cons.
Depending on your requirements, the edge currently
goes with the SDR-Play unit for price vs. performance.
Unfortunately, the closed source drivers
in the SDR-Play unit block it's use with Centos6.
As such, I'm moving forward with the AirSpy R2.
that might be helpful to you.
Give it a read.
NOT REQUIRED:
For completeness (but shouldn't be required except for the most strict
firewalls), Svxlink makes OUTGOING 5200/tcp connections to the Echolink
Svxlink can also need INCOMING 5210/tcp if you're linking
multiple Svxlink systems using it's "remotetrx" feature.
If you're only
using the Echolink support within Svxlink, this port 5210 is not needed.
Svxlink vs. Windows Echolink:
It might be worth mentioning that Echolink 2.x for Windows and newer versions
no longer require specific port forwarding but if you try to work remote
Echolink stations that ARE running Echolink 1.x, you will STILL NEED to
enable the port forwards.
09/05/17 - New publish
08/27/17 - Updated the Kernel update section to mention that the ElRepo kernels support
the AX.25 and other amateur radio kernel modules which means most people no
longer need to recompile the kernel from sources
- Updated the FreeDV section to reflect that this package is now in the EPEL repo
and no longer in the Fedora COPR
- Updated the TrustedQSL section to reflect that binary RPMs are now available via EPEL
08/16/17 - Added some clarifying points on SUID for Xastir
06/27/17 - Updated the mheardd section
05/28/17 - Updated the AMPR section, added new examples, updated the AMPR GW IP, and made all
this it's own section
05/22/17 - Added a few other programs that support Winlink for VHF packet and HF Pactor
- New repo home for paclink-unix
05/09/17 - Added Direwolf section to reflect v1.4 as well as updated the doc to reflect
that AX.25 connected sessions are now supported as well
04/27/17 - Update to Fldigi 4.0.2 and Flrig 1.3.30
04/23/17 - Fixes for changes in restoring soundcard mixer levels alsactl
as things have changed due to recent Centos6 fixes
03/14/17 - Added another URL for finding quality FTDI-based serial cables
02/21/17 - Added a specific note that Svxlink's Echolink module's location is in ARC seconds
01/25/17 - Updated SDRPlay driver section slightly to mentioned the SDRPlay's closed source
Mirics driver will never see Centos6 support.
Also added there is a 3rd party
OSS driver in the works as well that might open this support up
12/04/16 - Noted that Gpredict 1.4git is not compatible with Centos6 due to needing a newer
version of glib
12/03/16 - Linpac init.mac: noted that newer 4.8.x kernels require the "Loopback Mixing" option
enabled to hear the PC speaker output
12/02/16 - Updated the kernel section for the ElRepo 4.8.11 ML kernel
10/23/16 - Updated the kernel section to support newer ElRepo-ML kernels
as well as mention failed steps on compiling Centos7 kernels on
Centos6 machines
10/20/16 - Updated the ax25spyd section a bit
- Update the GPS coordinate subsection in the Xastir section
10/19/16 - Minor intro section changes
10/07/16 - Updated Gqrx to 2.6.0 and Qt to 5.6.1
09/21/17 - Updated some of the D-rats download URLs
09/13/16 - Added a new URL for newer versions Golang
09/08/16 - Updated the Direwolf section to include URLs for tuning packet levels as well as
TXDELAY parameters
- Index fixes
08/26/16 - Added more thoughts on packet radio audio tuning
08/22/16 - Added details and images on the LimeSDR, BladeRF, Ettus B200, and mentioned more SDR HW
- Reorganized the SDR section a bit
08/18/16 - Updated the Xastir Git version which has proper steps for creating the archive
08/13/16 - Updated Gqrx to build either mainline releases and also TIP bleeding edge
Git code where all the newest features are
08/09/16 - Updated the Xastir Git version which has new online map sources
08/07/16 - Updated the QSL Service section a bit
08/06/16 - New publish mostly for Rpi APRS doc
07/30/16 - Fixed some formatting issues in the Index and elsewhere
- Fixed a LOT of spelling mistakes using Aspell (ugg.. sorry about all that)
07/24/16 - Added the Xastir-sounds package for local Xastir sounds
- Added an Xastir tuning section to improve the map view, APRS icons, etc
- Updated the Xastir GIT version
07/17/16 - Added an alternative way to find the soundcard's native sampling rates
07/16/16 - Added a link to Valley Enterprises for USB cables
07/08/16 - Updated Xastir to use new Git repository and updated the spec file
07/07/16 - Major update to the building of libax25/ax25apps/ax25tools as that section
was still using the old GoogleCode URLS and didn't support Git versioning.
07/05/16 - Mentioned in the Airspy section that the packing feature DOES require
more CPU processing
07/04/16 - Updated Gnuradio to 2.7.9.2 and gr-osmosdr to the Feb 28, .0GIT
- Added more details on how to validate that the build is going to have
want you need it it, etc
- Added a 10MSPS Gqrx screen capture
- Added firmware upgrade notes for the Airspy r2
- Updated the airspy-host section to 1.0.8 and included the tuning for the
USB packing feature
- moved around the RTL-SDR rtltesting section to be closer to building the
- Updates to the Gqrx + Airspy configuration stage for optional parameters
- Added a Gqrx performance troubleshooting section
07/01/16 - Updated Qsstv to 9.1.7
- Updated Xastir to 2.0.8
- Formatted the section a little bit better, broke it up into a few more sections
06/28/16 - Updated Qsstv to 9.1.6
05/13/16 - Mentioned what specific Fldigi modems are 8bit clean
05/07/16 - Added a new section: UI-Chat
- renamed the Fldigi TCP-KISS section to
"NextGen HF packet - Using Fldigi's modern modes with Linux's native AX.25 stack via TCP-KISS"
- Updated the PSKmail section to recommend a newer version of Java
05/06/16 - Updated the Direwolf section on compiling version 1.3 as well as how to
configure and tune it
- Significantly enhanced the "Initial AX.25 setup system settings" section
for new users
- More enhancements for first-time manual packet setups including URLs
for KISS ON/OFF for Kenwood D710 and Kantronics KPC3s
04/27/16 - Additional work on UroNode
- Added a note on flexd and how the only solution here is to run pc/FlexNet in
DOSEmu emulator today
- Added note on the need for unique SSIDs / differences in how say a KPC3 TNC
uses SSIDs for Netrom vs AX.25 connections
04/17/16 - Updated the Fldigi KISS section to include the new, far more reliable TCP-KISS
04/16/16 - Forgot to include the installation of the built gpsd-devel-3.5-1.el6.x86_64.rpm
for other programs to build and include gps support
04/10/16 - Updated the Uronode section to 2.5.1
04/09/16 - Updated the Qsstv section to reflect 9.1.1 and also cleaned up and updated
the overall chapter a bit (added sections, moved things around, etc).
also updated the associated image resizing script to use GraphicsMagic vs.
ImageMagick since I find GraphicsMagick to work better on Centos as well as
ImageMagick does NOT work well with Xastir
04/01/16 - Noted that Pat needs a newer version of Git to work - section still incomplete
03/08/16 - Moved the DSD section to be section 46
- Created a new section for Pat, the mult-platform Winlink client program
written in Go.
This is NOT complete yet
03/07/16 - Updated Gqrx to 2.5.3
- Updated the Gqrx section a bit on how to configure various hardware
02/11/16 - Updated the SDR section a bit more with more details
- Major updates to the Airspy section
02/08/16 - The libusbx package was been merged back into libusb back in 2014.
I've made a note of this and will update the docs shortly to install
the superset libusb package install instead of libusbx
- Fixed an SDR index issue
02/06/16 - Added a note on an updated 300baud Soundmodem patch for those who
still use Soundmodem.
I personally recommend Direwolf now
- Updated the update-glibc-ax25-workaround.sh script
- Packaged the Mirics sdrplay API into an RPM
- Working with SDRPlay to get a Centos6 compatible binary API package
- Updated the fact that the current Airspy r2 unit is 12bit
01/31/16 - Added the gr-iqbal and libosmo-dsp GnuRadio modules
- Started the SDR-Play support including updates the Udev and GR-OSOMO
12/23/15 - Added the recommendation to run volk_profile at the end of the GnuRadio
12/14/15 - Updated the Gqrx section 2.4.0 (updated SPEC file, etc)
- Updated the gr-osmodr from 0.1.1 to 0.1.5 to support Gqrx 2.3.0
11/20/15 - Updated the Linpac section to reflect new version
- New posted version to the Internet
11/04/15 - Added new packet modems: dxlAPRS and other options under say JavaScript, Go, etc
10/30/15 - Updated the Xastir section to use GraphicsMagick over ImageMagick
(have fixed this a long time ago but didn't update the doc)
- Updated to use the tip of tree CVS (currently at 2.0.7)
10/14/15 - Updated the linpac-check-msgs.sh and packetrig.sh scripts to use /var/lock
instead of /var/tmp for state flags as some cronjabs would clean out these
directories
10/12/15 - Started work to update Tqsl to 2.1.2
10/10/15 - Updated the Qsstv screen captures
10/01/15 - New Qsstv version
- Deprecated the atrpms repo as it's gone silent
- Uploaded a new release of this doc
09/27/15 - Detail in the Svxlink network section that Port Forwarding
and Port Triggering are NOT the same thing
09/25/15 - Added a portforwarding section to the Svxlink chapter
09/02/15 - New URL for VE7FET's AX.25 repository but the AX.25 section
still needs work to support the new Git workflow
08/31/15 - Updated Direwolf URL
07/25/15 - Fixed some index issues
07/24/15 - new URL and version of Tom Sailer's Soundmodem posted
07/22/15 - Added Tom Sailer soundmodem mirror URL
07/12/15 - Minor formatting changes in Linpac section
- Updated Qsstv to 8.2.12
06/26/15 - Chirp on Centos6 now requires the python-argparse package
06/21/15 - Updated the Linpac index and section
- Added missing Soundmodem screen captures
06/16/15 - Fixed an index formatting issue
06/06/15 - Added xorg-x11-apps to get xfontsel for Xastir font resizing
- Shortened some long sourceforge URLs
06/03/15 - Updated the Winlink APRS section a little
06/02/15 - Updated the Fltk section a little
05/24/15 - Updated the Linpac init.mac section to mention that the order of
screen look commands MATTERS
05/23/15 - Changed the Xastir system to stop using SUID root and instead use the
dialout group
05/10/15 - New release
05/06/15 - Fixed Pskmail startup command
05/04/15 - Updated Svxlink Git Maint repo to get new Echolink IP address conflict
04/22/15 - Spelling corrections
04/19/15 - Updated the Svxlink soundcard test section a bit to use 16k samples
- Other svxlink section updates as well as some serious improvements
to the svxlink spec file
04/11/15 - Updated the Svxlink section to reflect the newer Git based Svxlink
code that has various fixes for things like hearing periodic beeping
from remote Apple IOS based clients, etc
- New settings
[Rx1] Change SERIAL_PIN=CTS:SET to SERIAL_PIN=CTS
[Tx1] Add PTT_TYPE=SerialPin
03/30/15 - Updated the APRX section to use the W6KWF version via Git which has
some major big fixes
- Added passcode support to the aprx configuration section
03/07/15 - Updated the TRXAMADRM and Qsstv sections to refer to my new
resize-jpg-jp2-640-variqual.sh script that now converts jpg files to
jp2 (jpeg2000), resize to 640x480, and upsizes files to have the maximum
quality possible.
It's cleanup routines are improved as well
02/15/15 - Updated the external /usr/local/sbin/usinterface-commands.sh script to work
properly and support better troubleshooting
- Updated the Qsstv section for FT950 users where their radios stay keyed up
and they hear a constant CW tone
- Added a picture of the US Interface Navigator
02/01/15 - Added more details to the Fldigi KISS script which enables using Fldigi's digital
modes with Linux's native AX.25 stack
12/26/14 - Added a new section on enabling coredumps and ABRT on non-packaged files
12/22/14 - Added an advanced APRS command section
- minor fix in HTML coding for 6a.soundcards
12/20/14 - Updated the Qsstv section t updated it's spec file,
and added some additional screen captures
12/15/14 - Moved up the Adobe Yum repo priorities as critical flash fixes were being over
shadowed by older RPM Forge RPMs
12/07/14 - Updated the VE7FET ax.25 packages
- Updated the kernel to Elrepo 3.17.5
- Added the /usr/local/sbin/start-fldigi-socat-packet.sh script
12/06/14 - Added a new Advanced Fldigi section on interfacing Fldigi to Linux's AX25 stack
for HF packet
11/16/14 - Added a Soundcard selection section touching on various cheap to
expensive USB soundcards
- Updated the Software TNC description area a bit (Direwolf, etc)
11/08/14 - Added a new section: FreeDV
10/26/14 - Published a new version of the doc to the web
09/06/14 - Updated GnuRadio section a little bit to talk about needing to use a pre-release
3.7.6 version to fix several issues I've found
09/01/14 - Updated Gnuradio to 3.7.4 to include required fixes for GnuRadio Companion
- This requires some additional heavy lifting with upgrades to pygtk2 and pygobject
- stripped out the legacy GnuRadio 3.6.3 material
- updated the gr-osmosdr section
- updated the other sections to reflect that when upgrading GnuRadio, you will also
have to rebuild other gnuradio dependent applications as well
08/31/14 - Updated the Fedora foundation library section a little
- Updated the Persistent Device documentation to also include the newer
/dev/serial/by-id UDEV method
08/20/14 - Updated the Linpac section to now use 0.20
08/16/14 - Updated the PSK Mail section to show the newest steps for installing Oracle Java 1.7
08/09/14 - Updated the APRS EMAIL-2 section a bit to make it clearer
08/03/14 - Updated the Linpac section to reflect that 0.20 is about to be released as well
as specifically call out the older versions of Linpac and their unique use
06/07/14 - Updated the APRX section a little bit to mention that newer APRX code requires
a valid APRS passcode to be able to inject data into APRS-IS
05/17/14 - Updated the WSPR and WSJT sections to specifically call out that the newer
versions called WSPR-X and WSJT-X have significantly newer package requirements
- Update the Gqrx section to specifically call out that it's almost always required
to upgrade GnuRadio if the user wants to upgrade to a newer version of Gqrx
05/02/14 - Updated the Qsstv section to 8.2.7
04/15/14 - Fixed the APRSLink section for multi-line messages.
You cannot use multiple
SP (send private) commands
04/04/14 - Updated the Svxlink section about configuring the correct GPS coordinate
- Updated the Qsstv section to 8.2.6 and did some minor cleanups
03/22/14 - Updated the RTL dongle test and blacklist section a bit
03/18/14 - Added a new APRSlink section - Receive a Winlink message via APRS messages
- expanded the Send a Winlink message via Internet email section
03/15/14 - Updated QSSTV to 3.2.4 with caveats that 3.1.17 is the only stable version for
me running Centos 6.5 right now
03/13/14 - Cleaned up the Build Environment section a bit
03/10/14 - Fixed the index to make Direwolf first
03/08/14 - Changed the Appendix A section to be about Centos RPM quirks
and how to recover from various broken "yum update" situations
02/27/14 - Index formatting improvements
- Reordered the Packet Tutorial and Soundcard Packet sections
02/18/14 - Added FlagCounter counter just to get an idea how many people are
viewing the doc
- Renamed the document title from "Hampacketizing Centos-6 and Centos-5"
to "Ham Radio Software on Centos Linux"
02/14/14 - Fixed some broken links for ax25mail-utils
02/05/14 - Updated the QSSTV section to reflect version 8.1.14 which is
considerably cleaner to build.
Still need to update to update
the configuration section
01/06/14 - Added an additional kernel build step to include the kernel
01/05/14 - Added a Using Gqrx section while includes setting the frequency
12/21/13 - Updated the Svxlink section to require opus-devel &1.0.0 and
to also include vorbis-tools
12/16/13 - Added a blacklist entry for the dvb_usb_rtl28xxu so that the SDR
functionality will work
- Added Qsstv 8.1.3 that now has HamDRM digital SSTV support
12/15/13 - Added a note in the tqsl section about different broken versions
- added a custom cmake build section
- updated the uhd section
- updated the gr-osmosdr section
- Updated the Gqrx section
12/09/13 - Updated the RTL SDR section with more updated packages, broke it
up into more sections, etc.
12/07/13 - Updated qwt which took some work
- starting to compile all RPMs as non-root and I will re-work the whole
document to reflect this proper best-practice
- Updated GnuRadio section to 3.7.2.1
12/02/13 - Starting to think about upgrading GnuRadio to v3.7, QT to 5, etc.
to support new versions of Gqrx
12/01/13 - Updated the Svxlink section to the new Dec 2013 release which has
major improvements since Aug 2011 when I first wrote this section.
This required some significant updates to the spec file, etc
11/28/13 - Updated to support TrustedQSL (LOTW) v2.0
- New version of ldsped-1.17
- Updated packetrig.sh script to support new ldsped startup syntax
11/21/13 - Fixed some formatting issues in the Index
10/29/13 - Added more terminal communication programs to the Serial troubleshooting
- Updated the Xastir section a bit, improved the RPM spec file quite
10/20/13 - Make a new Logging section and added CQRLog
10/18/13 - Fixed some broken formatting in the Flrig section
10/01/13 - Updated the Outpost for Wine section to a new version
- Updated the Outpost section to use LDSPED / AGW connections
09/27/13 - Made APRS an entire section and put the previous sections under it
- Added a new section on Other APRS clients, specifically breaking
down various clients including the N7NIX DanTracker
- Also added a section of my efforts running a Raspberry Pi with
a TNC-Pi, WIFI, DanTracker, etc
09/12/13 - Added the missing "mv" in disabling Modem Manager
09/08/13 - Replaced the Unode node software with the new UroNode code
- Fixed a very important Netrom configuration error in /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf
09/05/13 - Minor update on the qt.spec file BuildRequires
08/30/13 - Completed the LDSPED section
08/29/13 - Added a new soft-TNC, extmodem
08/28/13 - Updated the Ldsped section to include compiling patches, etc though incomplete
- Consolidated the two Ldsped sections as well
08/25/13 - Updated the WSPR section to support Centos6 as well as create bleeding edge
versions from SVN.
08/13/13 - Renamed the Soundmodem section to Soft-TNCs
- Added updated details on DireWolf that it works better on HF packet than
soundmodem
- Made soundmodem a subsection
- Added the beginnings of a Direwolf section
08/11/13 - Cleared up a key point in the soundmodem section that you do NOT use
kissattach with soundmodem based soft-tncs
- Cleared up a key point that the device created by soundmodem (usually sm0)
is correlated to a userspace device such as "f6a" in the /etc/ax25/axports
Users will *never* use the sm0 device directly.
- Added a soundmodem troubleshooting section
- Added mention of a needed DCD patch to not key up the radio upon RX
for US Interface Navigator and other soundcard setup
08/10/13 - Updated the kernel compiling section to mention modern ElRepo ML and LT
- Added a cleanup stage for the VE7FET SVN AX.25 sources
08/07/13 - Updated the Winlink messaging section to cover more ways to send messages
- Added a link to a short and concise cheat sheet to advanced Winlink messaging
08/05/13 - Minor formatting changes for the picking a AX.25 stack section
08/04/13 - Updated the AX25 packages section
- Added a few sub-sections where the new sections cover how to get the
newest VE7FET code from the SVN trunk and added an additional Netrom
patch to be more compatible with KPC3 quality calculations
- Moved the Xlog section up a few to make space for a new APRS messaging
- Added a new section on how to send/receive emails to APRS stations
07/04/13 - Added a new LDSPED section
07/02/13 - Updated the packet node section a bit
- Added a new section for Uronode 2.x
- Made the Unode documentation it's own section and deprecated it
06/28/13 - Fixed a minor issue in the Linpac building section
06/27/13 - Added an example HELP section for Linpac
- Updated the AMPR section a bit
06/24/13 - Added the "COMP" command to the allowed Linpac commands init.mac file
as well as recommending users to support lowercase commands and
adding them to the help.cmd file
06/16/13 - Updated the Wine and Outpost sections
- Outpost now works fine with Wine 1.4+
- Updated the screen capture for TRXAMADRM
- Updated Section 1's indexing a bit
06/02/13 - Updated the linpac-check-msgs.sh to check for files being activity
written to avoid sending empty notifications
05/26/13 - Added screen captures for the Gqrx SDR section
- Updated the Gpredict section to support Centos6 and added screen
- Improved the Linpac email notification tool to better track the sending
callsign+SSID
05/21/13 - Added rtl_test -t for offset identification
05/12/13 - Change the SDR section around to support compiling GnuRadio,
rtl_sdr, and gqrx
- Added a recommendation to support SMP RPM builds by default
- Dropped the enabling of -g debugging objects for RPM builds
- Added another link for non-root RPM compiling
05/07/13 - Added a link to my other netrom connection doc
05/04/13 - Added the date-listen-log.sh script to date the packet listen log
- Added the linpac-check-msgs.sh script to send an email when you
receive a new Linpac message
03/29/13 - Added a list of currently known Linux and Windows soundcard packet
modems, their qualities, etc.
03/21/13 - Added an update to the Soundmodem section that there are two
alternative SoftTNC programs out there that should significantly
out-perform the classic soundmodem.
More research coming on this
03/20/13 - Broke up the PreSetup section to more clearly break out some of the
more common issues that need to be fixed on Linux (regardless of
03/05/13 - Added a new section following Chirp on some programming ideas to
have consistent programming across many different radios
03/02/13 - Updated the Svxlink section to better show the PF2 button on the
D710 for Echolink mode
02/16/13 - Added a new section for APRX to support sending APRS objects into
APRSIS as well as support UI unproto digipeating for packet
02/09/13 - Added an important note and reference to a Yum script to work around
Glibc conflicts with the VE7FET libax25 libraries
02/03/13 - Added the modem-manager section to the deterministic Udev serial port
01/27/13 - Added some additional details on mixer programs in the Soundmodem section
- Added some recommended saving and restoring sound levels in the Svxlink
section and the start-svxlink.sh script
01/18/13 - Moved some of the RPM build environment setup from the custom kernel
section to the PreSetup section
- Added a Centos link on how to setup a non-root based build environment
01/11/13 - Added a new URL on how to reprogram the USB VID/PID values
for FTDI devices
12/16/12 - Added some minor cleanups to the Udev sections
12/10/12 - Updated Xastir from 2.0.1CVS to 2.0.5CVS
- Fixed some missing steps in renaming the CVS directory
- Added a new dependency for Xastir
12/08/12 - Updated one of the URLs for the isolation boards
12/01/12 - Updated the TRXAMADRM section to reflect the common unification, more details
on rig control, RX image file uploads via FTP, etc
11/11/12 - Added Flamp
- Added a new section on how to easily upgrade the various Fl-suite of programs
- Rearranged the Fldigi and logging related sections to be together
11/06/12 - Updated the Linpac section with a fix for macro/commands
11/05/12 - Start writing up on AMPR tunneling over the Internet.
10/31/12 - Started updating the Soundmodem section to better reflect Centos6
10/30/12 - Added a reference to a 2 port FTDI-based USB to serial port adapter
10/26/12 - Major update to the Svxlink section
- Added a new details on a dangerous issue with the D710 using the
RTS serial line to control the radio's PTT.
- Added a startup script to work around this issue
- noted that the QSO recorder feature only works from the top level
and not when other modules are loaded
- Added a section on how to edit the default voice prompts
- Removed serlook as it's not compatible with Centos5 or Centos6
10/22/12 - Significant update to the Dstar section
- Added local audio and SMS notifications to Svxlink echolink connections
10/18/12 - Minor svxlink section updates
10/17/12 - Updated the LOTW section for Centos6 as well as added notes
on details on renewing your certificates (wow.. it's been 3yrs!)
- Updated a broken URL for how to submit logs via LOTW and EQSL
- Noted that the compiling of ax25spyd is still unreliable the first time
- Added a new section for ldsped but it's just getting started
10/15/12 - Added a Qtel client section
- More svxlink updates
10/08/12 - Finished the ALSA enumeration section -- man.. very complicated
- Greatly expanded the Svxlink section to include it's configuration,
configuring the Kenwood D710 for Echolink mode, etc.
- Added some Dstar tutorial links
10/04/12 - Added a new Svxlink+Qtel echolink section.
It's not complete yet
- Updated the Echolink section a bit, refining it, added more details in
setting up a new account, etc.
- Added a quick section on paper QSL managers for bureaus
- Updated the RXAMADRM and TXAMADRM versions
09/25/12 - Added the start of how to create consistent ALSA device enumeration
09/16/12 - Added a link to another 4port FTDI based device for serial connections
09/15/12 - Fixed an important issue where you MUST use the Fedora SRPM
to get critical patches regardless of which SPEC file you download
- Broke up the Fldigi section a bit
- Broke out Hamlib into it's own compiling section
- More comments on Qsstv 7.1 and it's serial keying
09/14/12 - Updated RXAMADRM version
- Major update to the TXAMADRM section
09/13/12 - Updated the QSSTV section to support Qsstv 7.1.7
- Removed all references to QSSTV 6.0 Alpha (was broken)
09/07/12 - Changed the Linpac section as the SP/SB commands have to be upper case
09/02/12 - Updated the Linpac configuration section
08/31/12 - Updated the RXAMADRM section with new text, new version, etc
- Split out the TXAMADRM into it's own section - a work in progress
08/25/12 - Updated the third-party RPM repo section a bit
08/24/12 - Some changes for kernel compiling, more comments in there, etc
08/22/12 - Some additional cleanups on the Fldigi compiling section
- Updated the EPEL repo section a little
- Added some more details on USB to serial adapters
08/20/12 - Fixed a typo on checking the installed RPMs for creating a build
environment.
Thanks WA6MBZ
- Cleaned up the Fldigi section a little
08/19/12 - Added some missing lines for downloading patch files needed for
various SPEC files and other programs
- Added a patch for fixing Unode coredumps when locally executed
- Added a fix in the packetrig.sh script to assign callsigns to
various daemons (needed by Unode)
08/18/12 - Updated the legacy node section to be complete -- for troubleshooting
node servers via netrom
- Added some key troubleshooting notes in troubleshooting Netrom node
- Added a key update to the ax25d.conf file for Netrom based
connections
- Added a note about the core problems I was seeing with Unode
where a workaround and a fix have been identified
08/17/12 - Added a new Dstar and D-RATS section - pretty cool program
that doesn't require D*star.. who knew?
- Added screen captures of some of the programs
08/11/12 - Added the start of an Echolink / IRLP :: EchoIRLP section.
Intro is there, installation and setup needs to be written
- Change the default Netrom route update to be 60 min
- Added some descriptions on what the various RPM build directories
are for, etc.
08/03/12 - Added a note about not setting VERBOSE on Netrom broadcasts
- Updates to the AX.25 messaging tools section but still no solution
06/28/12 - Cleaned up a bit of the Udev USB enumeration sections, improved the
debugging details, etc.
06/21/12 - Changed the recommended base AX.25 packages to VE7FET's which
integrated all of F6BVP's changes.
There is one issue with the
ax25tools package but it's been resolved via a patch
06/11/12 - Added a new section on filtering packet logs
06/10/12 - Got Unode running on centos 6.2 though there is an outstanding issue
where if I connect to the node via localhost, the process will coredump.
06/02/12 - More Unode troubleshooting
06/01/12 - Updated the netrom settings as they were inconsistent (and wrong)
- Broke out the Netrom and Node services into different chapters
- Updated the ax25mail-utils section to include that we need to
configure four other files to properly relay messages to/from
the local BBS
- Trying to build Unode but the program is coredumping
05/29/12 - Working with N6ACK to fix some screwy linpac compile issues
using non-standard paths
05/26/12 - Updated the Packet radio section talking about trying to find a simple
PBBS style messaging solution.
Covered pms, axmail so far
- Added a new, overly simplified section for ax25ipd for tunneling
AX.25 packets over the Internet
- Added initial ax25spyd support
- Adding better Linpac support via adding new sections for
ax25mail-utils and ax25spyd support
- Updated the Linpac section talking about editing the help, info
and init.mac files
05/16/12 - Updated the gpsd and Xastir sections to support Centos6 as well
as newer versions of GPSd
04/07/12 - Added an additional appendix section to document my findings in
patching the Centos5 2.6.18 kernel to properly support RS232
based Baycom TNCs
- Added a URL in Appendix-C to easily browse kernel commits by file
and not by date.
Helpful to see if anything has changed for specific
drivers, etc
- Added a link to the Radio.Linux.org.au site
04/04/12 - Added some additional AX25 troubleshooting.
- More improvements have been made to the packetrig script
- Had to add the CONFIG_BAYCOM_EPP parameter to custom kernel compiling
for Centos5
03/31/12 - Updated the soundmodem section a bit and made significant updates
to the packetrig.sh script to support 300baud HF soundmodem
- Updated the soundmodem.spec file to support patching in these fixes
03/24/12 - Newer Centos kernels broke the initial udev setup when recognizing the
first two serial ports on the US Interface Navigator.
Fixed with
adding ENV{ID_MM_DEVICE_IGNORE}="1", to the udev rule
- Updated the RXAMADRM section to reflect the new 0_4 version that's
coming that has lots of fixes, etc.
- Redhat no longer hosts Fedora SRPMs so I updated the impacted URLS
- Updated Hamlib to 1.2.15
03/18/12 - Updated the kernel compiling section a bit
- Update the power management section a bit, moved it to PreSetup section
- the updated the packetrig.sh script to include another attempt to be
able to disable suspend
03/12/12 - More updates on the RXAMADRM chapter
03/03/12 - Added a fix for missing mheard dir path and added a check in the
packetrig.sh script
03/02/12 - Updated the rxamadrm program to properly compile and run on Centos6
02/18/12 - Updated the user permissions in /usr/src/redhat to allow for
non-root RPM building
- Started working on RXAMADRM for Centos6 but roadblocked for now
02/14/12 - Changed the background to a light grey
- significantly cleaned up the index, renamed a few sections to be
much clearer on their actual content, identified more sections that
need Centos6 updates by the beginning of their respective sections
02/12/12 - First public version of the new Centos6 materials pushed out to
the website
01/29/12 - Added PC speaker patch to the Linpac 0.17pre3 section
- Added a recommendation to backup the config-x86_64-generic-rhel
for future uses
- Updated the pskmeter.py section for Centos6
01/22/12 - Moved away from adding US Interface Navigator support via kernel
source code changes and I'm not using UDEV tricks
- Updated the 3rd party repo section a bit
01/15/12 - Stripped out significant sections of legacy, confusing kernel
configuration sections
- Changed the AX25 tools from the Official sources to the F6BVP
- consolidated and removed older ax25 details, related bug reports,
- Added in some important rpmbuild optimizations to make sure
the created RPMs are optimized for your hardware.
very important for x86_64 systems
- moved the configuration of 3rd party repos to the top of the
document and not an appendix
12/28/11 - Updating the documentation to now include Centos6 support
11/29/11 - Will be replacing the Linuxnode section for the Unode software as has
more features, has security fixes, etc.
- Broke up the AX.25 packet section into a few sections to be more
11/23/11 - Added missing AX.25 and US Navigator kernel patches to archives
and better documented them here
11/20/11 - Updated the nrbroadcast file to lower the default weight
of learned routes
11/13/11 - Added a Soundmodem level tuning URL in the soundmodem section
11/06/11 - Added a Creative Commons license to the doc
10/30/11 - Changed the nrports file to only advertise the node as it seems to
be bad form to send out multiple routes to the same station
10/22/11 - still tweaking the nrports file to get it right
10/20/11 - added URLs to specific AX25 apps/libs/tools bugs
- added an additional repo as it might be better than the official
10/17/11 - some fixes and clarifications for Netrom interfaces
- updates to the packetrig.sh script to enable ADVAX25 depending
on the picked BEACON path
10/15/11 - Added Linuxnode : full Netrom proto system that offers a lot more
- Enabled ax25d to support other programs as well
- revamped the ax25-tools section to work around buggy code in the nrattach.c
09/17/11 - Added my LoTW / eqsl.cc notes to the LoTW section
- Changed the LOTW chapter name to ARRL Logbook (and Eqsl.cc) logging with Fldigi and other tools
09/04/11 - updated sources for the ax25 tools
08/23/11 - Added Gpredict 0.90 though supporting Centos5 is becoming harder and
07/04/11 - Added a Serial troubleshooting section, fixed overlapping chapter
06/27/11 - Updated the Winlink2k section, better phrasing, formatting,
some typos
06/19/11 - Updated soundmodem to 0.16
06/11/11 - Added some recommendations for tuning the Signal browser in Fldigi
06/10/11 - Updated Flrig to 1.1.3CY
06/09/11 - Updated the Fldigi section to reflect a new update to Hamlib 1.2.13.1
05/19/11 - Added Flwrap and configuring Flarq
05/18/11 - Added Flmsg
05/15/11 - Added an additional URL for SRPMs
- Update the Flrig section to reflect building Alpha versions
05/14/11 - Updated the Outpost install on Wine
05/01/11 - Added flwkey
04/30/11 - Added flrig
- Added fixes to other sections for the legacy --vendor
SPEC attribute
04/24/11 - Added missing setup and configuration info for Linpac
04/20/11 - Updated the 3rd party RPM repo appendix to work around
an issue with conflicts that priorities doesn't fix
03/27/11 - Added initial DSD docs
03/15/11 - Added a new start to a Winlink2000 section
03/14/11 - Added some URLs in the beginning touching on Packet
tutorials for both VHF and HF
03/09/11 - Added wxtoimg for APT and WeFAX satellite decoding
- Added links to
- NAVTEX decoding
- PACTOR-1 / AMTOR decoding
03/06/11 - Updated LOTW tqsllib to 2.2 and TrustedQSL to 1.13
02/12/11 - Added Chirp
- HTMLized the document - 1st phase
- Added a patch to Linpac to support many UNPROTO digipeaters
01/24/11 - Added Wine for eventual Outpost
12/26/10 - Added PskMail
10/30/10 - minor updates
09/29/10 - start to undo the Tk-8.5 damage required by RXADM
- Added notes to Fldigi to recommend tuning the soundcard with
WWV calibration and to also tune the IMD settings
- Added a TODO section
09/23/10 - Working with W1HJK, upgraded portaudio from the ElRepo 0.19-8 to
tip of tree
to try in resolve various FLdigi TX timeout
So far, Contestia seems to be working now, etc.
08/30/10 - simplifying the kernel compiling steps using more patches
all through the kernel-2.6.spec file and patch-99000
08/28/10 - added the removal of the setroubleshoot RPM as it causes issues
when the daemon isn't running
- disabled busted gpsd udev rules
08/14/10 - new version of soundmodem that fixes all the spectrum analysis
Cleaned up the soundmodem section a little too
08/01/10 - Added a new gpsd section for support with Xastir and Ambicom
Moved the incomplete Delorme section to it.
the Xastir section
07/25/10 - added Xlog
07/09/10 - updated all ECST URLs
07/04/10 - cleaned the doc up a little, added QSSTV
06/20/10 - update
- added mention of the US navigator kernel changes
05/08/10 - added comments about fldigi contesting, upgraded to fldigi 3.20.11
02/17/10 - added WSPR support
12/27/09 - added JT65 support`
11/28/09 - added new kernel steps
11/15/09 - added new Latitude aumix / pskmeter numbers
10/23/09 - added TQSL
09/05/09 - updated to fldigi 3.12.4 from 3.11.5; updated SPEC file to include
new files and --enable-optimizations flag
08/02/09 - added jnos
07/03/09 - added fldigi