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I am concerned about the use of this config.txt setting to suppress low battery voltage. I have successfully fed power to several raspberry pis through the GPIO pins and never had to use this

Used now a raspberry pi 4b 4gb!thanks

I have an 4GB Pi here for testing 64bit and it does work a little faster.. It isn't a night and day difference, but it is faster especially with multiple apps running at the same time. If you

Hi Louis, This should work as it was fixed in beta2.. You may need to refresh your DNS cache on your computer with the PC browser since the IP address may have changed on your sBitx. You can also

I ask for advice, is it justified to change (investment) a raspberry pi 4b 4gb (used now) with a raspberry pi 4b 8gb ? I mention I use SBITX 64bit version JJ-W9JES (thanks)!

Hello Evan and The 64bit build suppresses low voltage warnings with this command in config.txt -JJ

I'm using a 4mb rPi4B.

W6LKB, I thought that I read where config.txt is in a different folder for the 64-bit Bookworm.? I cannot get to my bench to verify. Memory usage is the only other thing I can think of that might

I never adjusted the regulator. The line avoid_warnings=1 is in the 64 bit Sbitx folder. I do have a HDMI TV/monitor connected as desktop 1, but again that didn't change. Thanks for your help

W6LKB, The original image had warnings suppressed in the config.txt file in the last line: avoid_warnings=1 Is that in the 64-bit version? Also, the supplied buck converter, which replaced the

And lastly, entering SBITX.local on another PC browser on my home network used to open the web version on the 32 bit code. It no longer works on this beta. The web does open in chromium on the RPi

BTW I'm running a DE with the shipped out mods.

Nothing on USB other than a mouse/keyboard WiFi connector. But that was in use with the 32 bit version and I never got this warning. Thanks for the assistance.

Something to check - It is possible if you have anything plugged into a USB port on the Pi with a heavy enough draw, it can trigger that warning.

Update: 64 bit beta is working fine. Made a few FT8 QSOs with WSJTx and the native FT8 code. One thing I can't figure out is why I am now getting persistent Low Voltage Warnings. I am using the same

ROFL !! .... -- Pete VK3PYE

In the meantime, you can do this to avoid upgrading the kernel and still receive other updates. I've added functionality to the./update?script on the beta2 build for now to hold the packages on my

I spent some time this evening to identify the cause. It was the kernel update that broke functionality. I will soon release RC1 that fixes the flicker/whitescreen and GPIO errors. I've been testing

After hearing about the success of the 64 bit beta version I started to do the upgrade. I grabbed the image file but got stuck trying to download Balena Etcher. The link in your read.me instructions

There we go, back to normal.