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Hello, "J" here. Total Newbie to both Linux and HamPC. I have the Ubuntu desktop 22.04 installed and am just learning to navigate Linux. The HamPC is downloaded into the computer and I cannot find my next steps. I have hunted the user group but must be missing it. Help?

The fact that newer systems support efi in the BIOS doesn't make a difference to us that use Linux as a way to rejuvenate older PCs and laptops. So, does or has someone provided steps (easy ones I hope) to make this image usable once it is on a HDD or USB stick? I downloaded Xubuntu 22.04 and successfully installed it to this same laptop that won't even start the install. Looking for answers. Bob AK5U

I have an announcement that some of y'all have been waiting for! The next version of HamPi and HamPC will include all four pre-defined sizes (resolutions) of HamClock. I know this has been something a lot of you have been asking for a while now... These sizes are: - 800x480 - 1600x960 - 2400x1440 - 3200x1920 Since there are four HamClock launcher menu items, they are now grouped under the "Ham Radio" -> "HamClock" menu items. -- -- Dave, W3DJS Technical Specialist, GA Section of ARRL -- -- Georgia + Gwinnett County ARES Lifetime Member of ARRL & GARS & ARC -- -- Curator of HamPi, the ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi --

Forgive me if this was asked before. I wasn't able to find it in the messages. How do I install on to the pc from USB stick. It boots in live mode fine. For the life of me I cannot find any info on how to install it. Thanx. Dan KD3CEU

I just worked the following four reported problems on HamPC. Not only was I not able to reproduce any of these four, but I confirmed that these programs / components are installed and working as intended on my test platform (Evolve III Maestro laptop). 43 Open 146 Closed Author Label Projects Milestones Assignee Sort Issues list Hamlib permissions bug Something isn't workinginvalidThis doesn't seem right #204 by n7yg was closed 14 seconds ago 1 Klog aborts with segmentation fault. bug Something isn't workinginvalidThis doesn't seem right #202 by n7yg was closed 11 minutes ago 1 Voacapgui Aborts bug Something isn't workinginvalidThis doesn't seem right #200 by n7yg was closed 15 minutes ago 1 Fldigi does not launch bug Something isn't workinginvalidThis doesn't seem right #199 by n7yg was closed 23 minutes ago 1 -- -- Dave, W3DJS Technical Specialist, GA Section of ARRL -- -- Georgia + Gwinnett County ARES Lifetime Member of ARRL & GARS & ARC -- -- Curator of HamPi, the ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi --

I have finally had the opportunity to spend some time with this HamPC distro and evaluate it. Unless you are completely retired , have a couple of cases of ‘807’s, and time of not of the essence, then you might be able to run this off a USB thumb drive. It is painfully slow, even with USB 3. I purchased a 120GB SSD drive and wrote that image to that device. It is a shame that when doing this there is no way to extend that main partition to utilize the remainder of the drive after the 32 GB of data. Since this will have a full time connection to the internet, I disabled the Automatic login for the hampc user. Edit etclightdm/lightdm.conf and remove the 2nd line of that file. I also change the password for the hampc login. I then created my own user login. As a personal preference I enable the root user by creating a password for root. May times it is much easier to su to root than constantly type sudo. A good majority of the Hamradio programs either do not work out of the box, or need additional configuration to get them to work correctly. Fldigi: Noting under that menu item works. I tired launching all of those from the command line to see the error trace and they are all aborting, for something haywire with Hamlib. Voacapgui: Complains about voacap for Linux not being installed. CRQLOG: This is dependent on a properly installed MySQL Server/Client. The mysql client monitor does activate, but only if your are logged in as root or you sudo into mysql. I have MySQL and CRQLog running on my other Linux box so i can do some comparison side by side to figure out what is happening, but I suspect the MySQL configuration is not correct. Klog: it aborts with a segmentation fault . The error is a QT device:write error with file klogdebug.log. I even created that file in my .klog folder and gave everyone permission to read and write, so I suspect there is a problem with writing to the debug output file in the program, but there is some other error that we know nothing about because it cannot write to that file. PyQSO: does run fine but as with most Python GUI’s it is very rudimentary. TenQSOLogger: This is an application that I wrote as a contest logger for 10-10 contests and QSO parties. It will act as a rudimentary general purpose logger. However, it does not run without installing the Java Runtime Environment. At a command line: sudo apt install default-jre. Xlog: Runs fine, but you may have difficulty getting hamlib to run due to file permissions. If you do get this running with the radio and you launch the program and forget to turn the radio on, the program will hang forever. CubicSQR: Running this at the command line reveals a VOLK config file not found. The rest of the SDR programs are unable to see my RTL2832U. This may be a permission problem. Weak Signal: Both js8call and wsjtx work just fine once you resolve all the permission issues with the sound devices and Hamlib. HamLib: many of the programs use HamLib to communicate with the radio. The communication is handled via a serial port or usb. All normal Linux installs only allow the root user with access to those device ports. The easy way to make that happen is to add each user to the following groups: uucp and dialout. Grig: This launches fine, but with the dummy radio as the source. To launch this with your own radio, you will need to edit the menu item to include the configuration string for the radio you are using. At the command line type grig -?. You will get a couple of pages of information on how to construct the configuration string. You will need to know the ID number of your radio. Type grid -l (lowercase L) for the list. It is lengthy!!! I have a FT920 so this ID is 1014. Next you will need to know what port you are connected to. COM1, COM2 does not work in Linux. At a command line type: sudo dmesg | grep ttyS* ttyS0 – ttyS15 are standard com ports. In my case the radio is connected directly to COM1 on the computer, but in Linux this resolves to ttyS4. So my connection string for grig will be: -m 1014 -r /dev/ttyS4 The Pat Menu aborts because it is attached

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 worked without any problems last night), I got a severe mySQL error: 2022-08-21T19:23:00.188690Z 0 [System] [MY-010116] [Server] /usr/sbin/mysqld (mysqld 8.0.30-0ubuntu0.22.04.1) starting as process 7165 2022-08-21T19:23:00.191332Z 0 [Warning] [MY-013242] [Server] --character-set-server: 'utf8' is currently an alias for the character set UTF8MB3, but will be an alias for UTF8MB4 in a future release. Please consider using UTF8MB4 in order to be unambiguous. 2022-08-21T19:23:00.191354Z 0 [Warning] [MY-013244] [Server] --collation-server: 'utf8mb3_bin' is a collation of the deprecated character set UTF8MB3. Please consider using UTF8MB4 with an appropriate collation instead. 2022-08-21T19:23:00.197053Z 0 [Warning] [MY-010075] [Server] No existing UUID has been found, so we assume that this is the first time that this server has been started. Generating a new UUID: ab521026-2186-11ed-bccd-84a6c8e3985b. Until here, only some warnings, not so important, but now: 2022-08-21T19:23:00.206528Z 1 [ERROR] [MY-011011] [Server] Failed to find valid data directory. 2022-08-21T19:23:00.206733Z 0 [ERROR] [MY-010020] [Server] Data Dictionary initialization failed. 2022-08-21T19:23:00.206770Z 0 [ERROR] [MY-010119] [Server] Aborting 2022-08-21T19:23:00.207129Z 0 [System] [MY-010910] [Server] /usr/sbin/mysqld: Shutdown complete (mysqld 8.0.30-0ubuntu0.22.04.1) (Ubuntu). The databases could not be created and the logbook cannot work. For the moment, I don't know what should I do. Can anybody help me? 73 Udo, HB9ERD

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FREE RADIO FOR NEW LICENSEES QRZ and Gigaparts have teamed up and made a big announcement late last week at the Huntsville HamFest. They offer a FREE 5 watt entry level VHF-UHF handheld for every new licensee, up to 30 days after their successful exam. The radio (Explorer QRZ-1) is apparently made by TYT and it’s also sold by Gigaparts for $60. Details at New Ham Jumpstart Program - QRZ.com and QRZ Jumpstart GigaParts.com It is one of the very few initiatives I’ve seen, aimed at incentivizing the growth of our numbers. So let’s all spread the word, encouraging people we know are interested in joining our fold! The offer expires October 31, 2022. ----- Dave, W3DJS, here. I checked out the QRZ and Gigaparts links and they appear to me to be legitimate. Spread the word! -- 73 -- -- Dave, W3DJS Technical Specialist, GA Section of ARRL -- -- Georgia + Gwinnett County ARES Lifetime Member of ARRL & GARS & ARC -- -- Curator of HamPi, the ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi --

Hello to all the new people who have recently joined the HamPC group on groups.io! My name is Dave, W3DJS, and I am the curator of HamPC and its sister software, HamPi. If you're looking for information on HamPC, I provide a "one-stop shop" for information on a Linktree at: https://linktr.ee/HAMPIW3DJS (That works for both HamPi and HamPC) Also, this group is a "safe place" for all questions -- there are no "dumb" questions. There are "new" users, and they will have plenty of questions that I perhaps have not even anticipated. Glad to have you all aboard! Thanks, and 73, -- -- Dave, W3DJS Technical Specialist, GA Section of ARRL -- -- Georgia + Gwinnett County ARES Lifetime Member of ARRL & GARS & ARC -- -- Curator of HamPi, the ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi --

Hi folks, I've been very busy in the last 48 hours as you can see... -Dave, W3DJS 11 New Commits: [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: aa01e0547563: Add support for Xubuntu 22 for HamPC Added: files/usr/bin/about_hampc Added: files/usr/share/applications/HamPC.desktop Modified: files/etc/hampc-release Modified: files/home/hampc/Desktop/HAMPC LICENSE.TXT Modified: files/home/hampc/Desktop/HAMPC README.docx Modified: files/home/hampi/Desktop/HAMPI LICENSE.TXT Modified: hosts Modified: library/set_facts.yml Modified: tasks/install_about.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 91fe4953599d: Update GridTracker for Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Added: files/usr/local/share/applications/GridTracker.desktop Modified: tasks/install_gridtracker.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 535fde8f69f6: Prevent missing Python2 dependencies from getting installed on Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/include_DRAWS_support.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: e73d7083477b: gsmc is missing from Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_antenna_modeling_apps.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: bec3246cf5d9: Need to hide compiler warnings for f4htbpna -- and notify developer to fix on Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_f4htbpna.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 0b232e789cd5: I don't think this bug is going to be fixed anytime soon so disable flxmlrpc for now. I will contact developer again to request fix. Modified: tasks/install_flpost.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: fc4221c945dd: Update GQRX for Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_gqrx.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 5a90bc4fd702: Update Hamlib dependencies for Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_hamlib.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 7f1fd1267f95: acfax is missing from Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_miscellaneous_apps.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: c104aae0e04a: Update QDMR dependencies for Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/install_qdmr_gui_dmr_radio_programmer.yml [HamPi:master] By Dave Slotter <w3djs@...>: 59f35cef9be1: Update build date for Xubuntu 22 (Jammy) for HamPC Modified: tasks/main.yml -- -- Dave, W3DJS Technical Specialist, GA Section of ARRL -- -- Georgia + Gwinnett County ARES Lifetime Member of ARRL & GARS & ARC -- -- Curator of HamPi, the ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi --

I have an Acer Chromebook. Has anyone loaded this up on a chromebook? Any pointers. Thanks, Bill \ N4WHM

Hey fellows! ive tried alsmost ev erything with no luck with booting up the program, it still says cant find OS on the boot from usb tab. any step by step plans of attack out there???? The program after i click on it gives me 2 choices, save or open with, i choose save and it downloads to my download folder as a zip file. so i then use balena Etcher to copy to usb drive, then plug it in and boot to usb drive. and then i get the message it does not find any OS????? and of course it will not install or even boot???what the heck???? any ideas??? regards W7PAU Paul

I would like to know how to load JTDX on linux, it just will not boot, package manager wont find it, and the JTDX site has it but it wont install on linux programs, and ive tried them all! any ideas W7PAU Paul