dranch
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4 years ago The choices in color are controlled by the src/textcolor.c file. Read the top of that file's comments to get a good understanding of what's the intent, the found issues with various terminals, etc. If you read the Direwolf UserGuide.pdf file (PDF page 141), it mentions you can try manually running Direwolf with "-t 9" to see alternative color options. then try one that might work better for you using "-t ?" where you replace ? with your new color map choice.
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wb2osz
Hello, I am actually creating a Digipeater using Direwolf on a Raspberry Pi 2. Once Direwolf is installed, when the terminal starts, Direwolf display is blinking.
Here is how I have installed Direwolf on my RaspberryPi2:
1) I flashed Raspbian (Raspbian Buster with desktop) on the SD Card.
2) Then I open a terminal and I did sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade.
3) To install Direwolf, I I have used the following command in a terminal:
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf
cd direwolf make sudo make install make install-conf
4) After, when I click on the shortcut to start Direwold, the terminal is blinking. I have the same result blinking like shown here [https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/issues/215]
5) The only way found to stop this blinking problem, is to start Direwolf in black and white following theses steps:
Creating a shortcut of Dire Wolf icon on the desktop
Creating a file direwolf.sh in /home/pi with -t 0 at the end:
#!/bin/bash cd /home/pi/Desktop lxterminal -e direwolf -t 0
Creating a repertory autostart in /home/pi/.config
In the autostart repertory, creating a file named direwolf.desktop with in it:
[Desktop Entry] Type=Application Name=Journal Exec=lxterminal -e ./direwolf.sh Name[fr_FR]=direwolf
I have read the issue subject posted here before, but no solution given actually works to solve the problem. It would be great to have the Direwolf terminal in colour withtout blinking.
Could anyone help me to solve this problem? Thank you very much in advance;