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Context is Raspberry Pi 3 (quadcore) direwolf dev 1.5, Compass Linux 4.9.35-v7+ with UDRC II modem HAT board.
direwolf.conf options are standard for UDRC with ACHANNELS 2 as described in NW digital Radio doc.
Both CHANNELS speed are set to 1200 bauds.
Starting direwolf with simplest command line -t 0 and monitoring system with top utility gives less than 19% CPU occupancy.
With one CHANNEL speed is set to 9600 then CPU % raises up to 75% on average with rare peaks to 99% when a packet APRS frame is received and decoded.
With both CHANNEL set at 9600 then %CPU is 99.8-100.2 % and error message is displayed :
"Audio input device 0 error: Broken pipe" certainly related to CPU overload.
However changing direwolf.conf ACHANNELS 1 gives also constant 100 % CPU occupancy !
The same constant 100% CPU is obtained if entering option -n 1 with ACHANNELS 2 in direwolf.conf
even if both CHANNEL(s) are set to 1200 bauds.
Conclusion : a "wait" instruction may be missing somewhere in the code to let soft interrupts occur when single audio channel is selected.
Regards,
Bernard
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@T-Shilov Is your issue that you configure two channels in the direwolf.conf file get you override it to only use one channel by using the "-n 1" option when starting Direwolf? If correct, is there a reason why you just don't configure direwolf.conf to meet your specific needs vs. override it's settings at the command line?
Context is Raspberry Pi 3 (quadcore) direwolf dev 1.5, Compass Linux 4.9.35-v7+ with UDRC II modem HAT board.
direwolf.conf options are standard for UDRC with ACHANNELS 2 as described in NW digital Radio doc.
Both CHANNELS speed are set to 1200 bauds.
Starting direwolf with simplest command line -t 0 and monitoring system with top utility gives less than 19% CPU occupancy.
With one CHANNEL speed is set to 9600 then CPU % raises up to 75% on average with rare peaks to 99% when a packet APRS frame is received and decoded.
With both CHANNEL set at 9600 then %CPU is 99.8-100.2 % and error message is displayed :
"Audio input device 0 error: Broken pipe" certainly related to CPU overload.
However changing direwolf.conf ACHANNELS 1 gives also constant 100 % CPU occupancy !
The same constant 100% CPU is obtained if entering option -n 1 with ACHANNELS 2 in direwolf.conf
even if both CHANNEL(s) are set to 1200 bauds.
Conclusion : a "wait" instruction may be missing somewhere in the code to let soft interrupts occur when single audio channel is selected.
Regards,
Bernard
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: