#ardop — Public Fediverse posts

Just stumbled on this tonight looking around for information on UUCP. So, my loony idea at the moment, is to see if I can funnel UUCP over AX.25 packet radio, with the idea that I can send email over that.

My principle gripe right now is that most UUCP implementations (I've dealt with SCO UUCP and Taylor UUCP) require you to list up-front, all the nodes you might want to talk to… but aside from that limitation, the technology choice seems sound on paper.

Here, a group has managed to make UUCP talk over ARDOP.
https://www.rhizomatica.org/hermes/

ARDOP has its own problems, but that project looks interesting in what they've achieved. They're using conventional Icom HF radios to provide both text, recorded voice and photo transmission between communities in the Amazon (the rainforest not the megacorp).

#AmateurRadio #ARDOP #UUCP #PacketRadio

Just stumbled on this tonight looking around for information on UUCP. So, my loony idea at the moment, is to see if I can funnel UUCP over AX.25 packet radio, with the idea that I can send email over that.

My principle gripe right now is that most UUCP implementations (I've dealt with SCO UUCP and Taylor UUCP) require you to list up-front, all the nodes you might want to talk to… but aside from that limitation, the technology choice seems sound on paper.

Here, a group has managed to make UUCP talk over ARDOP.
https://www.rhizomatica.org/hermes/

ARDOP has its own problems, but that project looks interesting in what they've achieved. They're using conventional Icom HF radios to provide both text, recorded voice and photo transmission between communities in the Amazon (the rainforest not the megacorp).

#AmateurRadio #ARDOP #UUCP #PacketRadio

Just stumbled on this tonight looking around for information on UUCP. So, my loony idea at the moment, is to see if I can funnel UUCP over AX.25 packet radio, with the idea that I can send email over that.

My principle gripe right now is that most UUCP implementations (I've dealt with SCO UUCP and Taylor UUCP) require you to list up-front, all the nodes you might want to talk to… but aside from that limitation, the technology choice seems sound on paper.

Here, a group has managed to make UUCP talk over ARDOP.
https://www.rhizomatica.org/hermes/

ARDOP has its own problems, but that project looks interesting in what they've achieved. They're using conventional Icom HF radios to provide both text, recorded voice and photo transmission between communities in the Amazon (the rainforest not the megacorp).

#AmateurRadio #ARDOP #UUCP #PacketRadio

Just stumbled on this tonight looking around for information on UUCP. So, my loony idea at the moment, is to see if I can funnel UUCP over AX.25 packet radio, with the idea that I can send email over that.

My principle gripe right now is that most UUCP implementations (I've dealt with SCO UUCP and Taylor UUCP) require you to list up-front, all the nodes you might want to talk to… but aside from that limitation, the technology choice seems sound on paper.

Here, a group has managed to make UUCP talk over ARDOP.
https://www.rhizomatica.org/hermes/

ARDOP has its own problems, but that project looks interesting in what they've achieved. They're using conventional Icom HF radios to provide both text, recorded voice and photo transmission between communities in the Amazon (the rainforest not the megacorp).

#AmateurRadio #ARDOP #UUCP #PacketRadio

Just stumbled on this tonight looking around for information on UUCP. So, my loony idea at the moment, is to see if I can funnel UUCP over AX.25 packet radio, with the idea that I can send email over that.

My principle gripe right now is that most UUCP implementations (I've dealt with SCO UUCP and Taylor UUCP) require you to list up-front, all the nodes you might want to talk to… but aside from that limitation, the technology choice seems sound on paper.

Here, a group has managed to make UUCP talk over ARDOP.
https://www.rhizomatica.org/hermes/

ARDOP has its own problems, but that project looks interesting in what they've achieved. They're using conventional Icom HF radios to provide both text, recorded voice and photo transmission between communities in the Amazon (the rainforest not the megacorp).

#AmateurRadio #ARDOP #UUCP #PacketRadio

https://github.com/pflarue/ardop An updated actively developed fork of #ardopc by Peter LaRue AI7JN
The latest release is from 01.11.2024 #ardop #ardopc #amateurradio #hamradio #winlink #digitalmodes #shortwave

https://github.com/pflarue/ardop An updated actively developed fork of #ardopc by Peter LaRue AI7JN
The latest release is from 01.11.2024 #ardop #ardopc #amateurradio #hamradio #winlink #digitalmodes #shortwave

https://github.com/pflarue/ardop An updated actively developed fork of #ardopc by Peter LaRue AI7JN
The latest release is from 01.11.2024 #ardop #ardopc #amateurradio #hamradio #winlink #digitalmodes #shortwave

https://github.com/pflarue/ardop An updated actively developed fork of #ardopc by Peter LaRue AI7JN
The latest release is from 01.11.2024 #ardop #ardopc #amateurradio #hamradio #winlink #digitalmodes #shortwave

@rhett #aprs for short messages and information retrieval (not so much into positioning). #packetradio or #ARDOP for #winlink emails (no windows, no #vara). #js8call for some asynchronous message and data exchange (not much experience yet). #M17project looks interesting. It is #foss enabling us to execute our #hamradio right to experiment (not like all that closed proprietary stuff: #DMRradio, #c4fm / #ysf and #dstar).

@rhett #aprs for short messages and information retrieval (not so much into positioning). #packetradio or #ARDOP for #winlink emails (no windows, no #vara). #js8call for some asynchronous message and data exchange (not much experience yet). #M17project looks interesting. It is #foss enabling us to execute our #hamradio right to experiment (not like all that closed proprietary stuff: #DMRradio, #c4fm / #ysf and #dstar).

@rhett #aprs for short messages and information retrieval (not so much into positioning). #packetradio or #ARDOP for #winlink emails (no windows, no #vara). #js8call for some asynchronous message and data exchange (not much experience yet). #M17project looks interesting. It is #foss enabling us to execute our #hamradio right to experiment (not like all that closed proprietary stuff: #DMRradio, #c4fm / #ysf and #dstar).

@rhett #aprs for short messages and information retrieval (not so much into positioning). #packetradio or #ARDOP for #winlink emails (no windows, no #vara). #js8call for some asynchronous message and data exchange (not much experience yet). #M17project looks interesting. It is #foss enabling us to execute our #hamradio right to experiment (not like all that closed proprietary stuff: #DMRradio, #c4fm / #ysf and #dstar).

@rhett #aprs for short messages and information retrieval (not so much into positioning). #packetradio or #ARDOP for #winlink emails (no windows, no #vara). #js8call for some asynchronous message and data exchange (not much experience yet). #M17project looks interesting. It is #foss enabling us to execute our #hamradio right to experiment (not like all that closed proprietary stuff: #DMRradio, #c4fm / #ysf and #dstar).

I just updated VE3VTY's website https://radiorabbit.ca/ve3vty/ with a "live" mheard that updates every 5 minutes. It will show mheard for #ax25, #ardop and #il2p HF ports. It uses a fantastic rube goldberg of expect/telnet/awk&sed to bring this info to the webserver. You love to see it! If you're curious about #packetradio you should totally check it out!

I just updated VE3VTY's website https://radiorabbit.ca/ve3vty/ with a "live" mheard that updates every 5 minutes. It will show mheard for #ax25, #ardop and #il2p HF ports. It uses a fantastic rube goldberg of expect/telnet/awk&sed to bring this info to the webserver. You love to see it! If you're curious about #packetradio you should totally check it out!

I just updated VE3VTY's website https://radiorabbit.ca/ve3vty/ with a "live" mheard that updates every 5 minutes. It will show mheard for #ax25, #ardop and #il2p HF ports. It uses a fantastic rube goldberg of expect/telnet/awk&sed to bring this info to the webserver. You love to see it! If you're curious about #packetradio you should totally check it out!

I just updated VE3VTY's website https://radiorabbit.ca/ve3vty/ with a "live" mheard that updates every 5 minutes. It will show mheard for #ax25, #ardop and #il2p HF ports. It uses a fantastic rube goldberg of expect/telnet/awk&sed to bring this info to the webserver. You love to see it! If you're curious about #packetradio you should totally check it out!

I just updated VE3VTY's website https://radiorabbit.ca/ve3vty/ with a "live" mheard that updates every 5 minutes. It will show mheard for #ax25, #ardop and #il2p HF ports. It uses a fantastic rube goldberg of expect/telnet/awk&sed to bring this info to the webserver. You love to see it! If you're curious about #packetradio you should totally check it out!

@bud_t

I need to get #ardop running on my #raspberrypi .. this weekend! then, i'll start checking in.

@bud_t

I need to get #ardop running on my #raspberrypi .. this weekend! then, i'll start checking in.

@bud_t

I need to get #ardop running on my #raspberrypi .. this weekend! then, i'll start checking in.

@bud_t

I need to get #ardop running on my #raspberrypi .. this weekend! then, i'll start checking in.

@bud_t

I need to get #ardop running on my #raspberrypi .. this weekend! then, i'll start checking in.

After poking at it for months, I gave up and downgraded the kernel on my R-Pi back to 5.10, so that I could do #ardop sessions again.

#hamradio and it's steadfast refusal to update things continues to boggle my mind.

After poking at it for months, I gave up and downgraded the kernel on my R-Pi back to 5.10, so that I could do #ardop sessions again.

#hamradio and it's steadfast refusal to update things continues to boggle my mind.

After poking at it for months, I gave up and downgraded the kernel on my R-Pi back to 5.10, so that I could do #ardop sessions again.

#hamradio and it's steadfast refusal to update things continues to boggle my mind.

After poking at it for months, I gave up and downgraded the kernel on my R-Pi back to 5.10, so that I could do #ardop sessions again.

#hamradio and it's steadfast refusal to update things continues to boggle my mind.

After poking at it for months, I gave up and downgraded the kernel on my R-Pi back to 5.10, so that I could do #ardop sessions again.

#hamradio and it's steadfast refusal to update things continues to boggle my mind.

Made an out of the ordinary #hamradio contact today, I heard a ham calling "cq contest" on an old ambient album I have kicking around, so I went to QRZ and (being consistently ham) used #ardop #hf #winlink to send him an email. He was surprised, but happily so!

Made an out of the ordinary #hamradio contact today, I heard a ham calling "cq contest" on an old ambient album I have kicking around, so I went to QRZ and (being consistently ham) used #ardop #hf #winlink to send him an email. He was surprised, but happily so!

Made an out of the ordinary #hamradio contact today, I heard a ham calling "cq contest" on an old ambient album I have kicking around, so I went to QRZ and (being consistently ham) used #ardop #hf #winlink to send him an email. He was surprised, but happily so!

Made an out of the ordinary #hamradio contact today, I heard a ham calling "cq contest" on an old ambient album I have kicking around, so I went to QRZ and (being consistently ham) used #ardop #hf #winlink to send him an email. He was surprised, but happily so!

Made an out of the ordinary #hamradio contact today, I heard a ham calling "cq contest" on an old ambient album I have kicking around, so I went to QRZ and (being consistently ham) used #ardop #hf #winlink to send him an email. He was surprised, but happily so!

Good #Winlink reception on 30m, using #ARDOP. Kudos to OE3XEC, 980km away, for keeping up the gateway.
My TX power was no greater than 4W into the car roof-top, magnetic mounted antenna. A real mobile station, packed in a camera bag, easy to deploy.

#hamradio #raspberrypi #ardop #fail #winlink #pat/winlink

I'm really struggling with current kernels and getting piardopc to get a live ardop session going for PAT/Winlink

I'm finding links like this: https://ardop.groups.io/g/users/topic/95790391#5113

Which basically say to go to an older version of Raspberry PI, on a old kernel.

There are suggestions on how to configure dsnoop, although I have no clue how to invoke it.

I just find myself not knowing where to go to work on this, while still staying up to date on kernel and patches.

#hamradio #raspberrypi #ardop #fail #winlink #pat/winlink

I'm really struggling with current kernels and getting piardopc to get a live ardop session going for PAT/Winlink

I'm finding links like this: https://ardop.groups.io/g/users/topic/95790391#5113

Which basically say to go to an older version of Raspberry PI, on a old kernel.

There are suggestions on how to configure dsnoop, although I have no clue how to invoke it.

I just find myself not knowing where to go to work on this, while still staying up to date on kernel and patches.

#hamradio #raspberrypi #ardop #fail #winlink #pat/winlink

I'm really struggling with current kernels and getting piardopc to get a live ardop session going for PAT/Winlink

I'm finding links like this: https://ardop.groups.io/g/users/topic/95790391#5113

Which basically say to go to an older version of Raspberry PI, on a old kernel.

There are suggestions on how to configure dsnoop, although I have no clue how to invoke it.

I just find myself not knowing where to go to work on this, while still staying up to date on kernel and patches.

#hamradio #raspberrypi #ardop #fail #winlink #pat/winlink

I'm really struggling with current kernels and getting piardopc to get a live ardop session going for PAT/Winlink

I'm finding links like this: https://ardop.groups.io/g/users/topic/95790391#5113

Which basically say to go to an older version of Raspberry PI, on a old kernel.

There are suggestions on how to configure dsnoop, although I have no clue how to invoke it.

I just find myself not knowing where to go to work on this, while still staying up to date on kernel and patches.

@rhaen I was under the impression that you had #Ardop running in Wine on your Mac based on your screenshots. Doesn’t Ardop work in wine? #VaraHF seems impossible to get running on a ARM based Mac, at least I had no succes. I also ran into the limited rig support issue of #Winlink. The Pat/Ardop setup is still on my todo list to try.

@rhaen I was under the impression that you had #Ardop running in Wine on your Mac based on your screenshots. Doesn’t Ardop work in wine? #VaraHF seems impossible to get running on a ARM based Mac, at least I had no succes. I also ran into the limited rig support issue of #Winlink. The Pat/Ardop setup is still on my todo list to try.

@rhaen I was under the impression that you had #Ardop running in Wine on your Mac based on your screenshots. Doesn’t Ardop work in wine? #VaraHF seems impossible to get running on a ARM based Mac, at least I had no succes. I also ran into the limited rig support issue of #Winlink. The Pat/Ardop setup is still on my todo list to try.

@rhaen I was under the impression that you had #Ardop running in Wine on your Mac based on your screenshots. Doesn’t Ardop work in wine? #VaraHF seems impossible to get running on a ARM based Mac, at least I had no succes. I also ran into the limited rig support issue of #Winlink. The Pat/Ardop setup is still on my todo list to try.

Trying to set up Pat #Winlink on #macos. So far, no luck running #ARDOP and getting #rigctl to see my radio. I am tempted to give up and try again on the Pi tomorrow
#hamradio

Trying to set up Pat #Winlink on #macos. So far, no luck running #ARDOP and getting #rigctl to see my radio. I am tempted to give up and try again on the Pi tomorrow
#hamradio

Trying to set up Pat #Winlink on #macos. So far, no luck running #ARDOP and getting #rigctl to see my radio. I am tempted to give up and try again on the Pi tomorrow
#hamradio

@n0aw @dug @nall

Aha! I knew that a hashtag might unearth something.

@F1RUM did an #ardopc writeup here last year with instructions under Linux:

"Send and receiver emails via HF with #ARDOP and Pat under GNU/Linux"

https://f1rum.fr/posts/mails-via-hf-with_ardop-and-pat/

#digimode #winlink

@n0aw @dug @nall

In looking for #ardopc I am having a bit of a hard time locating a proper source tree.

I see

https://github.com/DigitalHERMES/ardopc

"#ARDOP (Amateur Radio Digital Open Protocol) #TNC implementation by John Wiseman (#GM8BPQ). Unofficial repository."

but the latest commit is 2 years ago.

It looks like upstream is at

https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/ARDOPC.html

with a 2018 date on the docs.