Add contrib/build_SyncTERM.sh Linux build and .deb package creation script
It seems either I missed several bugs reports or a whole bunch of issues just were released from limbo. Super sorry about the delay here. alt-x choice came from the original author and hasn't been any issue from anyone else. You can also use ":sys" which is what I personally use. Are you having an explicit conflict with this key sequence?
Hello Chris, where did you get your Linpac source code? From the SourceForge .tar.gz file (master branch), from the Git Master branch, or the Git Develop Branch? Please try the Develop branch from Git at https://sourceforge.net/p/linpac/linpac/ci/develop/tree/ and let us know if that works.
Hello John, The files are stored in the "LinPac" directory of the user that started the Linpac process. So, if you were running it as root, look in /root/LinPac. If you want to completed start over as if Linpac was never run, run the command "rm -Rf /root/LinPac" and that directory and all contents will be removed.
There is also the modemmanager service that can do this as well
Your newest post has nothing to due with Linpac and is a general Direwolf question. Please post that on the direwolf@groups.io email list and the team can help resolve that issue.
That is correct. For your previous post above stating : "I am using Hamlib for rig control (not sure if I need it but as I said, I followed some instruction on other site), Direwolf as a software TNC, and Linpac. It looks like Direwolf is not used as I don't see any activity when trying to connect to my bbs via the linpac." To use Linpac, you must configure Linux's AX.25 stack for it to function. The setup is radio --> direwolf --> Linux AX.25 stack --> Linpac. If you're looking for a complete setup...
Hello Maximo, You are mixing discussions and your keying issue has nothing to do with LInpac. I would recommend to join the direwolf@groups.io email list at https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf where myself and others can better help you and stay on topic. In that post, please mention how your Linux computer is connected to your IC-7100, etc. --David