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Let Jason get things taken care of with the Build - a - Pi first and if he feels compelled to write an multi-platform-APP / Program =) If you have programming abilities please help in the effort in

I have a Pi that I built about 2-3 years ago using your utility. If I rerun your latest code from Github will it install all the updates and retain all my settings for the various applications? For

I think we need to encourage Jason KM4ACK to create a Build-A-Linux for the x86 systems (preferably starting on Debian based). I will start off the encouragement. You can do it Jason!!!!!!!! We all

I flashed a new card and tried on pre bullseye version of pi os. I can’t get it to work over that nor hotspot. I don’t have a vpn running. Saw something in the group chat about that port possibly

Yes, hdmi_force_hotplug=1 has been uncommented all along. The lag I speak of is specific to Chromium.... Thanks for the suggestion...

This is probably an elementary problem, but I can't tackle it without having to revert back to Windows. This is using BaP with Bullseye 32-bit.? I don't remember pre-Bullseye having this much

Have you tried enabling hot_plug in config.txt? I have not seen lagging issues with mine that are headless, but I did enable hot_plug and set resolution in raspi-config. N0LOZ

I have corrected my Raspberry Pi "lagging Chromium" and the "Conky sometimes not on right side of screen"? (as it is configured for) issues...? a $10 per Pi hardware investment.? Scroll down?to

Create /etc/modprobe.d/brcm-blacklist.conf with the following content: blacklist brcmfmac blacklist brcmutil Reboot, and WiFi should be disabled. You may find errors in the system log depending on

I have some edimax from older raspies, which I want to use, the question, how to deactivate the build in wlan and to activate the external edimax, also to use Jason‘s mechanism to automatically

Principal no problem, but as it is the only raspi4 I have and the prices of a raspi4 actually is more than double the price as one year ago, I do not want to make a risk to damage ?

Use chrony and the GPS for your time syncing. http://photobyte.org/raspberry-pi-stretch-gps-dongle-as-a-time-source-with-chrony-timedatectl/ Works for most of my needs.. Kevin? -- KD9EFV

Equipment: G90, digirig mobile, raspberry pi 4 with 8g. ?Ferrite toroid is used to block any RFI coming from the usb c cable to the Pi4. ?I’m using the uBlox GPS dongle. ?The GPS connects within

FYI, while testing for another project, installed clean RPiOS-64, updated, and then attempted to run the Build-A-Pi set of instructions, and got a failure: pi@raspi4:~ $ cd ~ git clone

Jason - That fixed the ARDOP modem not starting. ?Tested and made connection on 40 meters. VNC Viewer is also working. tested HAMRS this morning and it runs fine.

For me, it's whether the applications that I need have a 64-bit build and, if so, whether there's a performance difference worth the effort.? Having recently backed out of Bullseye 64-bit with BaP to

Jeff, For TQSL, the latest version (2.5.9) installed during testing this morning. I did get the following dialog: Were you possibly confusing this for a new version of TQSL? -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube (

I use any of a number of USB dongles for my Rpi4-8GB and Argone One V2 case. Most are EDIMax, or RaLink ET series, and work well at the 802.11a,b,g & n levels. I've only found one that runs well at

Be sure you are running the test on a clean build. If the build is a couple of week's old, it could introduce issues. I just built FLDIGI & FLRIG this morning on a Pi 4 without issue. ARDOP - there

There are mods out there to add an external antenna on the Pi to be utilized instead of the internal one.? It involves some pretty careful soldering and SMD work.? I've done the install on one of my