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The resolution of the image provided is small and I am unable to make out the errors on the screen. Can you provide a larger image? -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar (

Ok I’ve had limited success. When connecting to gateway select speed “500max” and use fil3 filter (500) in usb-b. It’s slow but for me got me sending and receiving messages

Not yet.

I performed the test that you asked me to do. On the first try I forgot to unplug my GPS dongle from the Pi so ultimately I received two answers. When the GPS dongle was plugged into the Pi i

Do you have a Windows computer?? Try installing the drivers on Windows and see if you can see the device in Device Manager as one of the COM Ports.? Mine shows as "Silicon Labs CP210X USB to UART

Which one did you use? Kevin -- KD9EFV -- EM78dh

Thanks for posting the exact change. Worked a treat.

This is how I modified mine. I just took and changed the location of the gridinfo file. echo "FM18ce" > ~/gridinfo.txt modify the line in /home/[user]/.conkyrc: #commented out the original line and

So I have a happy healthy and operating BAP (3.2.4) which includes the VARA addition. ?Runs on a pi4 8GB set up as the “Ultimate Pi” from KM4ACK a while back on bullseye 64. ?When I run Update

So that tells me that the Pi isn't correctly loading the radio when it is plugged in. A couple of things to try: 1. Reboot the Pi *with* the radio connected to the Pi and see if it makes a difference.

One could also use the GPS2IP App and have BAP pull the grid from the phone. Jason has a video on that as well. Big thing is to ensure both devices are on the same network.

Some time ago (2-3 years?) there was a thread in this group about a method of using a GPS-supplied grid location in Chrony if one was available, and if not revert to a static entry. I tried it at that

I have same setup and same problem. Were you ever able to find a solution?

I was able to get it working on an old cheap laptop I had laying around. I had to look for a few of the x86 version of some programs but for the most part I got it working and used the BAP script. I

ya so it prob is not the firmware but it will be good to have the info incase. wrote:

I have just checked and my firmware is the latest available from Icom. I have not had to update it since I bought it. I purchased it new in January it came with the latest. Which is now 8 years old

Steven, My Son and I have been working on a copy of Build A PI for x86. We would love for you to give it a try. https://github.com/CQ-Linux/CQ-Linux We have everything working on it except QSSTV

ok I wanted to make sure. Somebody else was having issues with a 7100 recently. Just for reference, did you upgrade your radio recently and what firmware version? Even though like you said it might be

The backup was current in June and when I plugged it in I did all the updates and upgrades as well as run the BAP update. Thanks 73, Frank W4FRR

how old is the backup SD? Wondering if this is related to an upgrade of any software? W1BAW Bruce Wattendorf wrote: