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Thank you Jason.? So the older Pat Menu 2.4.0 is probably looking to post the propagation report request to the out that it expects to find in the .wl2k/mailbox/??? ---- but of course, since I

If you solder direct to the board, be sure to NOT bypass the protections included to prevent over-current, over-voltage, etc... (I think you meant 5.1v at the Pi, not 7v....)

I found the problem. Firstly, the script that updates the crontab file creates an entry in the crontab that uses "getardoplist" instead of ".getardoplist-cron". Secondly, the path to Pat's config

It's all in the tiny wires in the USB power cables! The charger/supplies put out 5.5v and it's down to the critical 7.0 volts at the pi. I finally found a cable that have a lower wire number (bigger

I hope a SDCard reader can make a difference. Some pull power to drive their internal electronics, too, and still be too much of a draw. If you are getting LowVolt warnings with only a USB memory

Running "git pull" says I'm already up to date. Based on the notes in the getardop script, it looks like ".getardop-cron" should be the script used in the crontab. I made that change, as a test... I

Hi Kevin In rereading you response here, I may have stumbled on something that has been happening to me. I use an 8 inch display and stand with Pi case from Vilross, as shown

In yours, I notice you are using port 8778 but in the document he uses api.winlink.org port 80. Which one is correct? I rebooted and it still doesn’t show up and it doesn’t show up on APRS.fi

Hi Could be, it is older, metal case small and looks kinda like a mouse usb controller. I do know on PC's it works fine, could be the stronger voltage, where the Pi is powered by 5.1 volts. But

I had a couple of older 16GB PNY drives that pulled too much power as compared to most drives (they had a rotating metal cover or sliding plastic sheath) and would only work consistently on PCs. I

Great catch Brian! I had overlooked that as well. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar ( https://www.paypal.me/km4ack ) Twitter ( https://twitter.com/km4ack ) | Store (

Pat Winlink prior to version 0.12.0 stored the mailbox data in ~/.wl2k/mailbox/ They changed where the mailbox data was stored beginning with 0.12.0 to the directory mentioned above. -- 73, de

You are probably using a slightly out of date version of Pat Menu that had an error with the latest Pat Winlink (0.12.x). Run these commands and it should resolve. *cd ~/patmenu2* *git

Thanks. I will check it out. Best 73, KB5WCK ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 8:22:51 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [KM4ACK-Pi]

I believe you are talking about the Winlink Gateway. If so, check out this section of the Winlink Gateway video. https://youtu.be/F_s4zIUIfew for setting it up. The information should update on the

Hey Anthony, You might try posting this to the FLDIGI forum. Avid users hang out there and might be able to give you some suggestions. It's been a while since I have used FLAMP but it's on my to do

HI Kevin Format of drive is Fat32 I believe and it has worked in the past. This is not the first time I have had this problem with this drive. I am not sure if it is the drive or what. I think I

Thanks Tom, Got it going.

No, it wasn't lighting up. I'll give that a try and report back. Thanks! Beau W6ERR

How is the drive formatted? Does it show in a terminal window and run: df -h Usually you can safely unmount a drive using in a terminal window: sudo umount /dev/sda1? # and sda2 and however many