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Creating a DVAP hotspot based on Scott Lawson KI4LKF software is easy. Creating a portable DVAP hotspot based on a Raspberry Pi or a BeagleBone Black that
can connect to both DStar reflectors as well as XREF reflectors based on Scott Lawson
KI4LKF software is easy.
I highly recommend doing this with Debian on a Raspberry Pi or a BeagleBone Black, but it should Start with a Raspberry Pi with the latest Raspbian image (see http://raspberrypi.org)
also work on virtually an hardware platform with any Debian-based OS. UBUNTU should work, but or a BeagleBone Black with the latest Debian image (see http://www.armhf.com). Scott's
make no guarantees! software will EASILY fit on the on-board memory of the BBB, but you will still
need a uSD card to install the armhf.com Debian image to the on-board memory.
The first order of business is to get the RasPi or the BBB up and running on a Debian image. You will need several packages to build Scott's gateway. The RasPi will probably have
There is plenty of room on the interal 2GB memory of the BBB to install all of what follows. all or moste of these but it still doesn't hurt to be sure:
(Unless you need a GUI, it that case you will need a lot more packages than I list below and
a big enough external uSD card to hold the image.)
Look to http://raspberrypi.org for the RasPi Raspbian hard float image and to
http://www.armhf.com for the BBB Debian image.
The RasPi should have all the needed packages but the BBB will not.
On the BBB you will have:
sudo su sudo su
apt-get update apt-get update
apt-get upgrade apt-get upgrade
agt-get install make g++ unzip agt-get install make g++ unzip git
and maybe a few more. Here is one of my favorites: apt-get install avahi-daemon
Then you can "ssh <user>@<hostname>.local" instead of "ssh <user>$<ip address>.
After you install are the required packages, the gateway installation can begin.
Go to your login home directory and (without root privileges type:
git clone git://github.com/ac2ie/g2_ircddb.git
This will create a g2_ircddb directory with everything you need to build a dvap gateway.
and maybe a few more. The first order of business is to build the necessary wxBase-2.8.12 library. There is a
script in the g2_ircddb directory to do all of this for you. Just cd to g2_rcddb and type:
The first order of business (after you expand the archvive this file came in) is to build the ./makewxBase
wxBase-2.8.12 library. There is a script to do all of this for you called "build_wsBase",
but if you want to do this by hand, cat this script and type the command manually.
Come back to this directory and type "make" to build all the executables. If you need DTMFS Come back to this directory and type "make" to build all the executables, g2_ircddb,
then also "build g2link_test". g2_link and dvap_rptr. If you need DTMFS then also execute "make g2link_test".
Now you should edit all the *.cfg files, g2_ircddb.cfg, g2_link.cfg and dvap_rptr.cfg. Next, edit all the *.cfg files, g2_ircddb.cfg, g2_link.cfg and dvap_rptr.cfg.
These files contain detailed comments. Just read through them and edit accordingly. These files contain detailed comments about all of the values you need to set. Just
Additional information about the configuration as well as other important and useful read through the configuration files and edit accordingly. Additional information about
features are also in the CONFIGURING file. the configuration as well as other important and useful features are also in the
CONFIGURING file.
The gwys.txt file is the internet address and port numbers for any gateway you would The gwys.txt file is the internet address and port numbers for any gateway you would
like g2_link to be able to connect to. The one delivered with this package is special: like g2_link to be able to connect to. The one delivered with this package is special:
It has only XReflectors and DStar reflectors and the XReflectors are configures It has only X-reflectors and DStar reflectors and the X-reflectors are configured
with the 20001 port. This will allow you to connect to everybody without opening any with the 20001 port. This will allow you to connect to both DStar repeaters and XREF
ports on your router. If you want to set up a repeater or access point, you will need reflectors without opening any ports on your router. If you want to set up a repeater
to port forward several ports to your RasPi or BBB. Of course you will need to lock or access point, you will need to port-forward several ports to your RasPi or BBB.
down the local address of the device with a static IP or reserving an address from Of course you will also need to lock down the local address of the device with
your router. Executing get_gwys_list.sh will download a HUGE list of reflectors and either a static IP or by reserving an address from your router. There are MANY OTHER
repeaters with port address that my need forwarding to your sytem. gateways to which you can connect. Executing get_gwys_list.sh will download a HUGE list
of reflectors and gateways with port address that may need port-forwarding to your
sytem. Just rememer if you update gwys.txt, you will have to reboot your system before
the changes will be available.
If you plan on using DTMFS, you can also edit proc_g2_ircddb_dtmfs.sh to add new dtmfs If you plan on using DTMFS, you can also edit proc_g2_ircddb_dtmfs.sh to add new dtmfs
commands. commands.
Then install everything by typing "sudo make install". If you want DTMFS, type Then install everything by typing "sudo make install". If you want/need DTMFS, type
"sudo make installdtmfs". "sudo make installdtmfs".
Everything will install in /usr/local. The executables will be in /usr/local/bin and This will install the service scripts and symbolic links in /etc/init.d and everything
the *.cfg files will be in /usr/local/etc. If you need to modify a configuration file, else in /usr/local. The executables will be in /usr/local/bin and the *.cfg files and
do it in /usr/local/etc. other data will be in /usr/local/etc. If you need to modify a configuration file, do it
in /usr/local/etc. If you edit the files in the user-local g2_ircddb directory, you will
have to reinstall for the g2_ircddb, g2_link and dvap_rptr services to see them.
At this point, you can either reboot to start the three or four services, or start them At this point, you can either reboot to start the three or four services, or start them
manually with the "service" command. (See the man page for service.) manually with the "service" command. (See the man page for service.)
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If you want to uninstall everything return to the build directory and type If you want to uninstall everything return to the build directory and type
"sudo make uninstall" and possibly "sudo make uninstalldtmfs". This will shutdown the "sudo make uninstall" and possibly "sudo make uninstalldtmfs". This will shutdown the
service scripts, remove everything from /usr/local and remove the service scripts. and remove the service scripts and links and remove everything from /usr/local.
Tom Early, ac2ie@arrl.net Tom Early, ac2ie@arrl.net

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