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That is the same problem I was having. I went back to GitHub and downloaded the file again. I extracted it to my desktop and then ran etcher to burn the USB stick again. That solved my problem and

I can't get past Etcher. Everything seems to be working just fine at putting the sb64p2.img on my SD card then at the very end this pops up. I've tried 2 different cards and got the same results on

Got it install correctly! For those who need to know, this is what success looks like on the Terminal session, the final lines: Brought to you by the sBitx 64 bit project team - W9JES, W2JON, N1QM,

Pete. thanks again. It shows "sbitx v3.027 JJ" so the V4 update didn't happen. Update goes through a long run and ends with create mode 100644 tb-boot.sh create mode 100644 web/gridmap.js delete mode

I have sat on my desire to bump up the CPU in my uBITX V6 for far too long, and would like to know in 2024 are there any CPU upgrade paths available, if so where can I buy the appropriate board(s) and

Thank you for the detailed instructions. I think that I screwed up my MicroSD card, I will try again later. I still have the SD card that came with the sBITX. Actually I have 2 of them. One is the

Hubert - If both the WM8731 and SI5351 are connected correctly the UI will start.? You do not need the RTC or the SWR Sensor (ATTINY85). See if you can play a youtube video on the Pi and hear soud

I just finished the wiring of a homebrew Sbitxand burned a W9JES 64bit image on a SD card. If I start with. /sbitx, I see I2C problems, but it goes not to the user screen it stuchs i have not yet

Glad I could help. Go for it. The extra RAM can come in handy when you want to multitask on the sBitx. 73, Ragav VU3VWR

Chris, based on your description, you are looking for another project. Please see the author's other published projects. I mean this: QEX-July-August-2020-Multifunction-Project (

Dear all, I was thinking about a GPS controlled Si5351 to be used as WSPR for 50 MHz. The link that is very promising about what I want is

Aaron, you are an old biker, so you should know that there is the 32-bit original, hardware manufacturer's edition, and there is the improved version, which is installed and developed by a

Do i need to do this? I didn't copy my hw_settings.ini file. I still have the original 32bit sd card that came with the sBITX. It is still original * Copy over your hw_settings.ini file from the

I run my 64bit sbitx from an external usb flash drive and I have left the original 32bit v3 inside ... dual booting is easier than using a screw driver ;-) -- Pete VK3PYE

Ok it looks like I have to remove the SD card from the sBITX again -- '72 Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )

Ok, looks like there is some missing info on that wiki ... Have you downloaded and installed the "Preconfigured 64 Bit sBitx Platform" image prior to trying the "update" commands?? Only after

I removed the stock RPI and replaced it with a 4GB RAM model and used a 128 GB SD card. I then installed the 64BIT RPI via RPI Imager. I put everything back together and it booted up just like a RPI

James, I run my sbitx almost exclusively remote.? I have a fan dipole for 80 40 20 and it will tune on all bands from 80-10.? But I use JJ's 64 bit software now which includes a tune function with

Hello everyone, My apologies if this is covered in the manual; I searched but couldn't find the answer to my question. I am using my sbitx3 remotely, and it is currently tuned to 80 meters. I have an

Aaron, you don't have to, but if you are connecting your sbitx to the Internet, then it is recommended to switch to the latest OS for security reasons. Whatever you decide, before you go any further,