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Maybe the AX.25 examples are useful. What do you mean by "but the AX.25 module that should be placed before it is missing"? Do you need blocks to generate AX.25 headers? I'm not sure what is it exactly that you're missing. |
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Dear all, Dear Daniel,
First of all thanks for the hard work with gr-satellites, it is really a great suite of sw for GNURadio.
I would like to set up a tx line using GNURADIO and my HackRF One, to be able to tx AX.25 packets, and then decode them using my Kenwood TH-D72A and using my RTL2838 UDB dongle managed by GQRX, with the stream decoded by DireWolf.
Transmitting with the Kenwood and receiving with the dongle work flawlessly.
I have GNURadio v3.9.2.0 (installed from 3.9 official APT repository), latest version of the gr-osmosdr available (compiled from source) and maint-3.9 version gr-satellites (compiled from source as well), latest version of GQRX (compiled from source). Pc is running Ubuntu 21.04.
By looking around and in literature, I have checked that the only external OOT module that encodes AX.25 packets (that I am aware of) seems to be gr-packetradio, which now seems to be an orphaned package, and it cannot be compiled if GNURadio v3.9 is installed (make cmd throws out several errors, others had issues with 3.8 as well).
Is there any other OOT module that can be used to encode to an AX.25 packet? In gr-satellites, there is the HDLC framer, but the AX.25 module that should be placed before it is missing.
Thanks in advance for your precious suggestions.
Rick
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