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I use gnome-screenshot --interactive I have a launcher pinned to the taskbar. I do a lot of screenshots. Michael WA7KSG Pascal Nelson via groups.io wrote on 12/16/24 10:19:

Hi all. This is probably my first time posting on this forum. I hope someone here my offer some help on this one. I have just set up Bookworm on 2 PI 4s to use for ham radio digital modes, including

Gotcha. That script is almost six years old now. Lot's of changes since then to Pi OS and probably why it isn't working. Here's a much more recent guide https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-rtc/ -- 73,

GM Jason: It was from your old video on activating the RTC a few years ago . It was at your github page …/pi-scripts down to rtc. 73, Jamie WB4YDL

Thanks Dominic ! I’ll try that. In reading more, looks like I need to add an “overlay” for the device. 73, Jamie WB4YDL

Thanks! The pi-scripts folder isn't displayed on the main folder anymore. -- Mike WB8ERJ Packet BBS email: WB8ERJ@WB8ERJ.#NEOH.OH.USA.NOAM Geeze! What is he up to now? https://mikestechblog.com

Mike Thompson via groups.io <wb8erj@...> wrote: https://github.com/km4ack/pi-scripts/blob/master/auto-whitelist -dominic -- I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum and I'm all out of

Hello, looking for the auto-whitelist script as mentioned in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqFNKJypfTU This have been re-arranged on KM4ACK's github site, and I can't seem to find it.

Which script are you using Jamie? I haven't worked on a RTC script in a few years. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar ( https://www.paypal.me/km4ack ) Twitter (

I usually do that with `sudo`, like my usual routine for that is: #v+ $ hcitool scan $ sudo rfcomm bind 0 {MAC_ADDRESS} ... $ sudo rfcomm release 0 #v- Using `rfcomm connect...` is practically the

OK, next issue … First off, I reviewed Jason’s YT video on the TNC3 and the updated PAT Menu - about 2 years old - and the older (pre-PAT Menu) video using a TNC2 - about 5 years old. Going to PAT

Oh well it looks like I’ll be doing the same and then retrying the new install. Might mess with it later. Mark Hogan N5OBC <heartdoc@...> wrote:

Hello: New install of RPi OS - now trying to run Jason’s RTC script. I2c is active but when running the script, it always states “Please enable I2C interface …” I’ve armed I2C in RPi config

It looks like this issue is quite well known. Jason sent a ticket a year ago and looking at the developer’s GitHub site, he may have just given up on it. So, I don’t know if there’s an

I also installed Bookworm on a Pi 4 recently (a fresh install, not just updating), then installed 73Linux. Mine was for 64-bit Arm though, not 32-bit. Things generally went very well, but I did have 2

“Old card” ?? Bullseye ? Jamie. WB4YDL

I did a brand new install and got the black box too. I could not figure out how to get it working so I went back to my old card. Mark Hogan <heartdoc@...> wrote:

I decided to update my old Buster install of RPi OS and install 73Linux anew. I did overinstall 73Linux over BAP and this seems to work just fine … and Conky shows correctly. So flashed a new SD

I have my Pi as a stratum server for NTP time and FT8 and using USB make sure your config is correct. IE: "sudo nano /etc/default/gpsd " For my my GPS is /dev/ttyAMC0 You have to define your device in