How To Fix “sh: 1: play-iridium-ambe: not found” Error When Decoding Iridium Voice (Clip)
‘Play-iridium-ambe not found’ is a common error many newbies run into when using the Iridium decoding tool ‘Iridium-Toolkit’. This is caused by Linux not knowing where a particular bash script is located when trying to decode Iridium satellite voice transmissions. The README file of Iridium-Toolkit does instruct the user to run a command to fix this error before running the Iridium voice decoding command. But let’s face it, nobody reads the documentation anymore! In addition to this, the README files’ instructions are only temporary. The method I detail in this video is a permanent solution which only needs to be performed once.
The instructions in this video are very specific to DragonOS Focal or FocalX. The path to the Iridium-Toolkit program files is ‘/usr/src/iridium-toolkit’. If you are using a different distribution of Linux and downloaded Iridium-Toolkit from GitHub into your home directory for example, the path to the program files could be ‘~/iridium-toolkit’. You might have to do a bit of sleuthing to figure out where exactly you downloaded or installed Iridium-Toolkit to. DON’T FORGET TO QUIT YOUR TERMINAL WINDOW AND RELAUNCH IT!
COMMANDS:
sudo nano ~/.bashrc
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/src/iridium-toolkit
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