> interesting for us), are documented here (since late 2010 I believe): > Both the "ethernet" protocol and the UDP one (the latter being that more > HPSDRProgrammer and the other utilities, but not during the normal duty). > IP/UDP protocol (pure ethernet frames are only used in special cases by the > First off, really it is not an "ethernet" protocol at all, because it is an > The Ethernet protocol for HPSDR has not been implemented yet (as far as PS: for a C++ implementation you may take a look to my Extio code in but there is even cuSDR (a complete receiver), Hetherodyne and several other software implementing the HPSDR "ethernet" protocol. In any case, if in Linrad the application protocol over USB (#1 + #3 above) is already implemented, it is not so difficult to implement even the IP transport I will try to submit a patch. using different UDP ports), but I don't know if this was ever made/attempted. I heard that the protocol was undergoing radical changes, in order to split the several receiver's I/Q streams, each over its UDP flow (i.e. So, IMO, the design is a good one, in the sense that the application protocol is well encapsulated and indipendent from the transport (USB or UDP), only the documentation should be reorganized a little bit, anyway the info are all there. I could second that, in a perfect world, three documents should be there:ġ) application protocol document (mainly all of the USB_protocol_V1.57.pdf contents, but without any USB mentioned )Ģ) IP/UDP transport protocol ("Metis - How it works", as is, just with a more proper title) Moreover, even "Metis - How it works" title is misleading, because the document applies not only to Metis, but to all recent ethernet enabled HPSDR radios, so, Metis aside, Hermes, Angelia, and Orion and maybe I forget something. ![]() agree that the original document Sid mentioned, has now a very misleading name it should be fixed because it is referring to the USB transport details, that are not anymore relevant (or, at least, are not for the recent radios in HPSDR project). HPSDRProgrammer and the other utilities, but not during the normal duty).īoth the "ethernet" protocol and the UDP one (the latter being that more interesting for us), are documented here (since late 2010 I believe): IP/UDP protocol (pure ethernet frames are only used in special cases by the When it opens, select ‘RDP’ and type the IP address to connection.First off, really it is not an "ethernet" protocol at all, because it is an ![]() Connect from another Ubuntu or other Linux PC:įrom another Ubuntu/Linux PC, search for and open ‘ Remmina‘ (or Connections for Fedora) from the Activities overview screen. In the authentication dialog, make sure the username and password you typed are correct and finally hit Enter to connect. Then type the computer name or IP address of Ubuntu 22.04 to connect. With RDP protocol, Windows user can simply search for and open the built-in ‘Remote Desktop Connection’ app from start menu. In my case, the first connection does not work until I re-start the remote-desktop service by running command (press Ctrl+Alt+T to open terminal): systemctl -user restart rviceĬonnect to Ubuntu 22.04 from Windows 10/11 You can finally click “Remote Desktop” to enable the function and configure user, password, etc. Then navigate to ‘Sharing’ from left, and turn on the toggle icon on right-corner of app header. ![]() Firstly, open system settings (Gnome Control Center) from the system tray menu.Ģ. Remote Ubuntu 22.04 desktop from Windows 11 Enable Remote Desktop in Ubuntu 22.04ġ.
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