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Linux and virtual ports 18 Nov 2020 18:47 #1

tomas
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Hi,
I have been running tty0tty as my virtual port "program" - github.com/freemed/tty0tty
However I'm getting problems sometimes after a kernel updates and it will not work after modeprob, its a bit clunky...

I have not tested any other method or program, I know about Socat but never tried it.
If you have any advice or experience to share using other solutions, it would be very much appreciated!

73
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Linux and virtual ports 19 Nov 2020 12:50 #2

tomas OFFLINE Posts: 32 Thank you received: 5	Another source for tty0tty with a slightly later version number (v1.3), not sure if there is any differences? - github.com/lcgamboa/tty0tty
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Linux and virtual ports 20 Nov 2020 12:51 #3

kc2rgw OFFLINE Posts: 38 Thank you received: 9	I keep the build dir in my home directory. When the kernel updates I just rebuild it, copy it, run depmod and insmod it. A bit tedious but meh. I just need to wrap it in a script.
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Linux and virtual ports 20 Nov 2020 15:09 #4

tomas OFFLINE Posts: 32 Thank you received: 5	yeah, I'm doing the same. Sometimes the build doesn't work and I have to revert my kernel though Thanks for you feedback!
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Linux and virtual ports 21 Nov 2020 12:24 #5

kc2rgw OFFLINE Posts: 38 Thank you received: 9	Don’t forget a make clean. make clean && make
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Linux and virtual ports 02 Feb 2021 20:20 #6

dl3ney
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Hi!
I wrote a small program that adapts TCI to the Hamlib network protocol. It implements enough Hamlib commands that WSJT-X, FLDigi, and CQRLog work. The "TCI-Hamlib Adapter" can run as a systemd service or simply be started manually, no need to manually compile a kernel module.
You can find the program on my github page: github.com/ftl/tciadapter and some details about the setup on my blog: thecodingflow.com/post/expertsdr-digi/
If you give it a try, I'll be glad to get some feedback.
73! Florian

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Linux and virtual ports 04 Feb 2021 17:56 #7

LA3QMA OFFLINE Posts: 26 Thank you received: 22	DL3NEY thank you! i compiled it my selves with go and it's working as expected. One less step to have rig control :-) I'm using PAT for Winlink and it's using Hamlib but using it via TCI-Hamlib Adapter was a a better experience. getpat.io/
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Linux and virtual ports 04 Feb 2021 19:00 #8

S58WW OFFLINE A half-truth is the most cowardly of lies. Posts: 98 Thank you received: 26	Florian! Thans for excelent info and instructions!
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