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Followed the video, Looks to be working, Main problem I have now is getting the GPS to sync up from inside the house.

Can you also post a link to the website where you found the PDF please.

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created so I can track this going forward. Thanks for posting this! Please post a follow up if/when you see that Pat is supporting this.
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I know there is a lot of content to dig through if you are new to the Pi game. Over two years worth of content resides on my channel alone. Don't hesitate to ask more questions if you get stumped again.

One thing you might want to consider. I took a cursory glance at the diagnostic file and it appears you built this system long ago. You might consider a fresh build if time allows so you have all of the latest and greatest fixes that have been included in BAP related to various software and configuration(s).

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This is an interesting situation. I have created an so I can look at ways to solve this.

Had you not chosen to install the GPS software, you wouldn't have been prompted to pick the GPS. I think what may have happened was you had the Digimode-4 USB connected during the build but not a GPS. Build a Pi listed the Digimode-4 USB as the only choice and you had no option but to choose it in order to get past the screen. Currently "none" isn't an option in that dialog box. Let me dig into it and see what solution I can come up with. Thanks for the report!

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Duh -- I meant Ic-705!
73
Bruce?

Evening all.
My USB 'Hat' arrived for the pi-zero. Fits the board perfectly and gives 4 USB-2 ports and one micro USB.
So far so good.

Pugged in my FT-705 and hey, FLRig opens up and controls the rig remotely. All the normal controls, frequency, power etc.
Then I tried audio. Humm

I can either have audio connected OR an application that needs the audio ( like FL-Digi) but not both simultaneously.

I still have Conky running so I'm going to try disabling that to see if can get FLdigi to run with audio input to at least get one useful application coupled to the rig.

All interesting stuff -- but I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that the Pi-zero simply doesn't have enough puff!
I've ordered a Banana-pi board. Should be here mid next month.

73
Bruce G4ABX

Bill, Jason,

I followed Bill's instructions and have it running. I have a few hiccups that I'll work on....like low power level and intermittent PTT on Signalink. BTW, I'm working FT8 at first. I did make a few contacts with the KM4ACK EFHW antenna.

Jason, thanks for the additional help....I'll just have to wait 'n see to determine if a complete rebuild is justified.

Thanks,

Ken KB4XT

God bless you Jason! Sorry I bothered you. NOOB is a sophomore now. Display resolution was Issue 1 and not finding video

HELP! Conky Won't Start :: GPS Issue

was Issue 2. You're the Best I had tried a different build and your dedication to this project proves itself in spades.? I've been able to do more in 2 days then the other build in 2 months.
73's de Jeff KO4NCC

Sweet! Worked like a charm. This is fun!! Thanks
Phil WG2W

Hello all,

After finishing my BAP installation big thanks to Jason for this tooI, otherwise I would never get suche a system running, I found an interesting project (#580 ?) from?SA7SKY,?DM4RW and?DL3FCJ. It expands the possibilities to work with the SCS P4Dragon with Raspberry PI. At the moment only the Terminalmode is available. I installed this straight forward like described in the documentation, connection via USB. A didn't get the Bluetooth connection running and also the frequency control through the modem (like in WINLINK).

According to the document PAT integration is planned, so this could be a great extension for a BAP installation.

here is the link to the website:?

Link to PAT integration:?

73 de Erwin, OE1EKG

WSJTX is on the third (ham apps) page when you run the BAP update tool. Just put a check mark by wsjtx and BAP will install the latest version.


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I forgot to say....how do I fix it without starting all over with OS installation?
Ken KB4XT

The path forward with the least amount of headaches might be to start from scratch and reinstall the OS. This is because you have no idea at what point the Pi got hung. With that said, there are a couple of other ways that can be used to try and recover. Try running the update script with:
bash ~/pi-build/update
or use the method that Bill suggested above.

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Kinda of easy to do .
1. open the file explorer this should open into the home directory.
2. find the pi-build directory; right click and select move to trash
3. open terminal and enter:?

 git clone https://github.com/km4ack/pi-build.git \
$HOME/pi-build && bash $HOME/pi-build/build-a-pi

this will install a fresh copy of build-a-pi

I have BAP version 3.08 installed. I ran an update
put did not see an opportunity to update WSJT-X. My
current version 2.2 and the most recent version is 2.4

Thanks, George, AK4NG

I forgot to say....how do I fix it without starting all over with OS installation?
Ken KB4XT

Let's track down one issue at a time. Once you run the update script, try dragging the box up just a bit and see if you can see the "Start Scan" button.

What size screen are you using?
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