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Yes, thanks! You might want to try the Raspberry Pi OS desktop for x86 PC and Mac. It will have the same layout as HamPi that way. Do you happen to have installer script for HamPi??

HamPi uses the latest Raspberry Pi OS as a base. There are two editions -- Raspberry Pi OS 32-bit and Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit. There are HamPis built for both editions. HamPC uses the latest Xubuntu,

Right, but what Linux operating system are you using? Raspbian make a Raspberry Pi desktop for PC and Mac, the link I sent.

HamPi and HamPC are two different operating system images. HamPi runs on the Raspberry Pi and HamPC runs on the x86 laptop or desktop system. dodge_ram_mopar_360@...> wrote:

I'll have to perform some research to find out just how to do that. I definitely don't want to leave out legacy devices! 73,

Is this Raspberry Pi desktop Debian Bullseye with Raspberry Pi Desktop? If not it may be better to use this image instead https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/rpd_x86/images/

You could create a Ham PC image that uses legacy Bios boot instead of UEFI. That way older PCs could be used. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent:

Hi, Ok, we have some issues. Now that you've pointed them out, can you suggest a way to improve HamPC? Let's keep making the project better. This is a free, open-source project. How can you help

knew people would have problems with this

Your PC does not support UEFI boot. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Monday, August 22, 2022 12:08:09 AM To: HamPC <[email protected]> Subject: Re:

I tried to install with Balenaetcher and no luck, same with Win32imager and Ventoy. I did change boot priority to load USB first. It would be cool to see this run on PC! I think it would be

I'll give BalenaEtcher a try later in the week. Dave Slotter, W3DJS wrote on 8/21/2022 09:17: -- Jeff K. Steinkamp (N7YG) Tucson, AZ Scud Missile Coordinates N32.2319 W110.8477

Hi Dave Am 22.08.22 um 01:50 schrieb Dave Slotter, W3DJS: Many thanks in advance. I can wait. By the way, before starting CQRlog, I changed the system language to german, but I cannot imagine that

I see your log. Let me check into it and see what I can do... If anyone else has any ideas in the meanwhile...

Balena Etcher (Win 10) worked for me as well with a thumb drive. I was also able to use Balena to install the image on the M.2 drive in a ThinkPad Yoga 370.? Boots and runs without issue.

It seems that I posted this before to the wrong group. But here is the place for it: I just tried to open for the first time CQRlog on my freshly installed HamPC stick. Unless the HamPi (where it

In fact, Balena Etcher did the job. I just had the time to try my USB stick that I flashed this afternoon and it works. Many thanks, Dave, for this nice distribution. 73 Udo, HB9ERD Am 21.08.22 um

Just an idea, try using Ventoy and just drag the image to the flash drive

If Rufus works for me but doesn't work for others, then I must be missing including some configuration instructions. However if BalenaEtcher works, then I should prob change my instructions to get