OP25 Help

[brad2388]

So ive had a working op25 for the past 6 or so years. Today i decided to up date it.(I know better)

I though i had a working sd card backup. But i restored to it and op25 doesnt work anymore.

So i found darkice config and changed the new ip, password and mount location. But it still doesnt work.

Im not even real sure where to start with this. I have googled some stuff but im not getting anywhere.

 

[brad2388]

So i have wiped the sdcard in favor of the broadcastify image. Now im farther behind than i was.

 

[boatbod]

Lots has changed in the past six years, most likely including the base os and version of gnuradio.
I would suggest making a copy of your trunk.tsv, trunk-tags.tsv and any whitelist/blacklist files, then starting over with a clean install.

There are several people here on RR that will be happy to assist, but first we need to know what hardware and os are you running? You mentioned sd card, so I tend to think we're talking about an RPI. Has the base os been re-imaged, or does it still have remnants of the old op25 install in it?

 

[brad2388]

Lots has changed in the past six years, most likely including the base os and version of gnuradio.
I would suggest making a copy of your trunk.tsv, trunk-tags.tsv and any whitelist/blacklist files, then starting over with a clean install.

There are several people here on RR that will be happy to assist, but first we need to know what hardware and os are you running? You mentioned sd card, so I tend to think we're talking about an RPI. Has the base os been re-imaged, or does it still have remnants of the old op25 install in it?

Yes its the pi3+. But currently i have imaged with the broadcastify image here. But i do still have the old image that i thought was a working image. Id be happy to get that one running again

But im also up for a fresh install as well to get everything updated.

 

[boatbod]

Yes its the pi3+. But currently i have imaged with the broadcastify image here. But i do still have the old image that i thought was a working image. Id be happy to get that one running again

But im also up for a fresh install as well to get everything updated.

IIRC the Broadcastify image should have everything you need right out of the box.

From a clean os, the main installation steps are:
i. Install "git" (sudo apt install git)
ii. Clone the boatbod op25 repo (cd ~; git clone GitHub - boatbod/op25: Fork of osmocom OP25 by boatbod)
iii. Install op25 (cd ~/op25; ./install.sh)
iv. Configure op25

 

[brad2388]

IIRC the Broadcastify image should have everything you need right out of the box.

From a clean os, the main installation steps are:
i. Install "git" (sudo apt install git)
ii. Clone the boatbod op25 repo (cd ~; git clone GitHub - boatbod/op25: Fork of osmocom OP25 by boatbod)
iii. Install op25 (cd ~/op25; ./install.sh)
iv. Configure op25

Is there a how to on configuring the op25?

Also i cant remember how the op25 gets to broadcastify. I have the password and mount location just cant remember where it goes.

 

[wgbecks]

Is there a how to on configuring the op25?

The apps/ folder contains numerous configuration examples and is a good place to get started.

Also i cant remember how the op25 gets to broadcastify. I have the password and mount location just cant remember where it goes.

In the past, you may have used DarkIce to handle your streaming to BCFY. A great choice nowadays is to install and configure Liquidsoap that can be configured with audio processing and can stream to multiple destinations. Examples for op25.liq are included in the README's.

 

[brad2388]

The apps/ folder contains numerous configuration examples and is a good place to get started.


In the past, you may have used DarkIce to handle your streaming to BCFY. A great choice nowadays is to install and configure Liquidsoap that can be configured with audio processing and can stream to multiple destinations. Examples for op25.liq are included in the README's.

idk what service is suppose to run or how to look at that.

 

[boatbod]

Recommend you start by reading ~/op25/README-rpi3-liquidsoap.md