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Hi, This is Dave, W3DJS, the developer of HamPC. I don't think you fellows are doing anything wrong. I think this means I need to rebuild the image instead as a bootable ISO. Please stand by while I

Hi All Exactly the same thing happened to me and after 3 attempts I tried Ether and that appeard to work but when I booted from it on my PC all I got was Grub screen Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2021

Exactly the same problem that i had, with my acer it flashed the hard drive now i have a 17" brick. let me know what you find and how to repair it. Dave AA0AE <harrylatterman@...>

I downloaded the latest version from SourceForce. In the "How to Flash a Image text" file it stated to use Rufus.? So I found the latest version of that and downloaded it. I have a 32gb Flash drive

Fellow hams and users of WSJT-X: I am pleased to announce the creation and immediate availability of a Python script to address some of the deficiencies of WSJT-X not providing a method to

Ok, Roger that ?. Thanks for your help, and thanks again for your contribution to the community!

I would probably recommend being booted off a separate LiveUSB / LiveCD then plugging in a drive containing HamPC and then copying HamPC over to the internal disk. wrote:

Ok, I think I'm with you. And I would do this from within the pi running on a usb stick? Also I am very grateful for this awesome project, it's just what I wanted and it runs great on my pi!

Forgot to mention... After flashing the image to the internal storage, then use gparted or another partitioning utility to resize the home partition to use the remainder of the disk.

Hi Andrew, While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that

Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to

Hans, If Rufus isn't flashing the image, then I highly suggest raising the issue with the Rufus developer. The Rufus website is located at https://rufus.ie/ Wish I could have been of more help. For

Hi Dave, my PC does have a motherbord with 2 USB 3.1 interfaces and I use a brand new 3.1 USB Stick 64GB. (OS Win10 Enterprice) I did try rufus-3.13.exe? result: rufus does create 2 partions (UEFI

Hans, I'm glad you got this up and running. If I had read this message first, I wouldn't have spent the time to write the other now redundant message. I'd be very concerned that an old version of

Hans, I'm not sure what to tell you, except to confirm the SHA256 hash of the downloaded image to make sure it's been correctly downloaded, and to find a friend's UEFI PC to try on. It works not only

1. First Flush success with Etcher Version 109 (later Versions did not work) https://github.com/balena-io/etcher/releases/tag/v1.5.109 2. USB stick now boots up but neets abt 6 minutes! (fast Intenso

same error with a different USB Stick. I have only one UEFI PC 73, Hans

Sounds like a device timeout... Perhaps faulty USB Flash Drive? Do you have a second USB Flash Drive you can try on? 73, -- Dave Slotter, W3DJS <https://www.qrz.com/db/W3DJS>

Hi, I did flash the image HamPC 1.2b_rc1 with Etcher and did boot on I5 UEFI PC but no luck. see foto

*Happy Holidays!* I am pleased to announce that HamPC 1.2b_rc1 <https://github.com/dslotter/HamPi> is now available for public download! This is a release candidate which has been tested by a small