开云体育

• Upgrade the operating software for sBITX-V3 / 581EFC18613 From sBITX-3.021 to sBITX-V4

  Starting with fresh SanDisk Ultra 128 GB microSDXC UHS-I Card

• Backup sBITX.db and hw_settings.ini files: Open up the sBITX file system and go to the following file location: /home/pi/sbitx/data and I copied the following files to USB Thumbdrive:

  • create_db.sql

  • default_hw_settings

  • default_settings

  • display_log

  • ft8.mc

  • hw_settings

  • hw_settings_v2

  • hw_settings_v3

  • result_rows

  • sbitx

  • user_settings

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• Download the sBITX 64BIT operating software from the following link:

• Upon going to the above link another page appears with the following message:

  Google Drive can’t scan this file for viruses.

  Sb64p2.img.xz (2.2G) is too large for Google to scan for viruses. Would you still like to download this file anyway? I clicked yes and downloaded the file to the following location: C:\Users\K5ATG\Downloads

• Opened up Raspberry Pi Imager v1.8.5 and performed the following actions:

  • Raspberry Pi Device: Raspberry Pi 4

  • Operating System: Use Custom: C:\Users\K5ATG\Downloads and selected the following file: Sb64p2.img.xz

  • Storage: Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device – 127.9 GB Mounted as G:\

  • Clicked: NEXT

  • A window popped up: Would you like to apply OS customization settings? Edit Settings

  • OS Customization Window Appeared the following settings we applied (Under General Tab):

    • Set hostname: raspberrypi.local

    • Set username and password:

      • Username: K5ATG

      • Password: this-space-for-rent

    • Configure wireless LAN

      • SSID: NetZero 56K

      • Password: this-space-is-also-for-rent

      • Wireless LAN Country: US

    • Set locale settings:

      • Time zone: America/Tulsa Time

      • Keyboard: US

  • Click: SAVE

  • A window popped up: Would you like to apply OS customization settings? YES

  • A window popped up: All existing data on ‘Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device’ will be erased. Are you sure you want to continue? YES

  • At this time the Raspberry Pi Imager v1.8.5 will start burning the file Sb64p2.img.xz to Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device