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I have successfully built Pat for Android. It runs just fine, but we need some way of packaging it and controlling the daemon proc.
Syncthing does a great job bundling their Go appliaction and web UI for Android. I believe this is the place to start: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android
It has been awhile but I am interested in this. I am not a programmer but I will support this initiative.
I just wanted to post this proof-of-concept video of running RMS Express & ARDOP_Win.exe (x86) on Android Termux without root (projects used: AnBox86_64.sh, parts of Winelink). Termux-usb is pretty nerf'd though and Termux can't trigger PTT via USB cable. Bluetooth also can't control PTT as far as I know.
I know that Termux can send an x-server (and audio) to the XServer XSDL app so that users can see apps running in Wine/Box86 on Termux.
I was wondering if you thought if maybe Pat in an apk could control TNC's running on Termux and then control PTT via OTG-USB cable.
Am 26.03.22 um 02:02 schrieb Eric Wiessner (KI7POL):
I just wanted to post this proof-of-concept video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkeP_IW3GGQ&t=29s of running RMS Express & ARDOP_Win.exe (x86) on Android Termux without root (projects used: AnBox86 https://github.com/lowspecman420/AnBox86, parts of Winelink https://github.com/WheezyE/Winelink). Termux-usb is pretty nerf'd though and Termux can't trigger PTT via USB cable. Bluetooth also can't control PTT as far as I know.
I know that Termux can send an x-server (and audio) to the XServer XSDL app so that users can see apps running in Wine/Box86 on Termux.
I was wondering if you thought if maybe Pat in an apk could control TNC's running on Termux and then control PTT via OTG-USB cable.
Eric,
have a look here
https://github.com/harenber/ptc-go/wiki/Android
where I described how to connect to a Bluetooth modem, but I assume the method would work with an USB connection as well.
73s
Torsten DL1THM
@harenber Thank you, I didn't know this existed / was possible. I'm excited to experiment with it!