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Hey all; I decided to install BAP 3.0.2 this past weekend on a well-tested Pi4-4gB *without* needing to plug-in a monitor, keyboard, or mouse. Here are the steps; A - Be sure to install

Thanks Jason installed hotspot tools and it’s all working as expected now (password was what ?entered plus a bunch or random stuff but I changed it )with the only exception being instead of the two

Finally got the new buck convertors and was able to test. I am experiencing the same RFI issues that Mark pointed out on 2M. I have removed the link to the convertors from the recommended accessories

I Jerry. Do you think that starting from scratch with Jasson's BAP will help resolve the issue with PTT? Do I have to re-flash my card and start with a blank slate again to do BAP? Thanks, John N7BHP

Thanks KE4TIC for finding that board. I hadn't been able to find it online.

Take a look at HotSpot Tools. It is by far the easiest way to manage the hotspot and avoid common issues. https://youtu.be/7kB2L-dQVr8 -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar

There's a setup guide for the 991/BAP in the FAQ. https://tiny.cc/km4ack-faq Scroll down to the section that reads "Can you help me with radio X" and you will find the link. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube (

I am brand new to KM4ACK and running on an R-Pi4B-4Gb version.? I have been running HamPi on it sucessfully for several weeks.? Decided to try to switch to KM4ACK since it looks cleaner to me.? I

Hello there, I followed the tutorial to setup the hotspot from your YouTube video and I see the hotspot on my phone, but when I try and connect it says wrong password. When trying I open the

John, Do yourself a favor, and get the latest version of Build a Pie (BAP). The old way doesn't allow you to run it multiple times to update software as needed, 3.0.2 does, and 3.0.3 is just a few

I added rig control to my TS-140s with this board. https://www.piexx.com/if10c/if10ci.html

I posted this earlier in another place, but realized that the topic it was in, while somewhat related, was not the place to encourage discussion. So here it goes in a new topic. During my

Hi guys, Just got a pi4 and started following Jasson's pi build. I think I missed his latest videos which sounds like he has automated the process. I think I did it "last year's" way. I've got a

I think you are saying that every time you plug your GPS in you get a different USB port? if so does this help: https://msadowski.github.io/linux-static-port/ I use this method as I run two radios

Ok, thank you. I will try and report ?

Re:? "When I did what you suggested it killed the GPS functionality..." Reboot and see if it comes back. Mark KE6BB

RE:? "...You should see your gps as?/dev/ttyUSB0..." I am a relatively new Linux user, but have spent many hours trying to figure out GPS operation on Linux.? So far, I have determined that not

Hi it means that when you plug a FTDI or other USB in it recognises a unique attribute of the chip inside such as manufacturer ID, it the sets up a unique link. So normally my FTDI CAT lead for the

Concerning my question, I sent an email to the author of the MAN page for gpsd. If I get an answer I will share it here, but if anyone knows in the interim.... -- 73 de N5RKE

Hi Dave, does that mean that whenever you plug in a different cable that you set up earlier you are able to identify it in a dropdown selection by its name? 73 de Rico, DG5BQ