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This is posted in HamPC group might want to try HamPI. I am running HamPi (latest version) on raspberry pi 3b+ (can overclock), the RPI 4 is definitely better. Everything on mine is preloaded and

I’m thinking double confusion with BAP.

Hi Rick, There is more people who can help you with your question on the Ham-Pi group... This is the HamPC group. That said, HamPi will work on both a Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 3. What installer

Hello to the group, Just tried the first attempt to load the latest version of Ham-PI on a Raspberry PI. The installer seems to work ok but some of the apps don't want to install and are skipped even

Thanks for the suggestion. Have not heard of that option. Mike wrote:

If you are using windows to make iso files on a flash drive UNetbootin works great! Christopher

Its not a problem Dave. Focus on Ham-PI. That's what most people are using. Mike wrote:

I have been able to reinstall Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on my system and get it back up and running. Had to use a USB stick set up with Rufus to do it. My computer did not like a USB stick set up with Etcher.

Do what you have to do sir.? You are doing something more important than making a few of us getting hampc working.? Getting hampc working at this stage is not important at all to me, what you are

Hi everyone, I apologize that some folks have had problems with the image. It is a disk image, not necessarily an ISO. I'm new to creating images for the PC so it's likely I've done something wrong.

I had that problem too.? The flash drive was dead as far as win 10 was concerned. I found I could revive the flash drive by formatting with of all things Win7.? Saved the flash drive, but never did

This just happened to me as well.? tried to flash with Rufus.? 0.1% loaded and then it exited Rufus.? Now, Win 10 does not see the thumbdrive. Mike

hampc@hampc:~$ uname -a Linux hampc 5.4.0-58-generic #64-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 9 08:16:25 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux hampc@hampc:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo processor??? : 0 vendor_id??? :

Phil, Can you please send the output of these two commands: uname -a cat /proc/cpuinfo Thanks and 73,

I'm booting Ham-PC 1.2b1 on a 64bit Asus laptop, and having difficulty running several programs. running them from the command line, so that I can see error messages, I get hampc@hampc:~$ fldigi bash:

I might be getting closer I used dump1090 --net-http-port 8080

Sorry, it's still saying Error opening HTML file: no such file or directory

I see the problem! You're not running from the same directory as the gmap.html file Try this: *cd /usr/local/bin* *dump1090 --interactive --net* Then try the web browser... wrote:

I am using RPI 4 8gb model Interactive mode works but when I use http://localhost:8080 I get an error. It also won't work it I use dump1090 --net-only I also tried Firefox to run http://localhost:8080

The RTL-SDR USB dongle is a relatively common and inexpensive (cheap) SDR. It works well enough for most purposes. If you want greater sound quality / resolution, I would suggest going with the