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I have a Pi5 that I am using to for the Build a Pi. I receive the following when following the ARDOP install in the Pi 4 build notes: *wz4ctx@mobilepi:~ $ cd ~/ardop* *wz4ctx@mobilepi:~/ardop $

I am assuming. line 8 of manage-pat-functions file in the patmenu2 folder as the environment variable is null opened a issue for tracking as well https://github.com/km4ack/patmenu2/issues/90 k

Kelly, Thanks for the input. I rummaged around the pat files and couldn't see which file to make the change. Honestly, I know enough about this to just be dangerous, and I feel like I am very close.

Remember, if you are unsure of the case, ignore it with -i ps ax | grep -i bpq Michael WA7SKG Steve Johnson wrote on 2/21/24 12:39 PM:

I’m not sure whereis will help, but if you are sure BPQ (an app I’m not familiar with) is running you can run: ps | grep BPQ (check case, may need bpq) and confirm the exact full process name. Use

I went back and disconnected the two bluetooth devices (the radio and a keyboard). ?I also removed the radio from bluetooth. ?(reminder running Raspberry Pi 4, 64 bit Bookworm) To pair radio, I used

patmenu2 will not work until its re-factored for bookworm. specifically?PATCONFIG=$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pat/config.json is invalid giving you: Could not open file /pat/config.json: No such file or

First of all, I want to thank Kelly for sticking with me on this. Jason, thanks for jumping in here. As you suggested Jason, I ran pat env and it returned the following: $ pat env PAT_MYCALL="WB8ERJ"

Mike, You can manually set the grid in the Pat Configure file. Run: pat configure and you will find where to add it near the top of the file. Just be careful in this file as json is very picky about

Man, I've got 5 Pi4s all running Buster like gangbusters! every time I tried new versions of Raspbian (and especially the 64 bit versions) I had problems like you're having. Of course Buster isn't

There have been a lot of changes in bookworm including Python I assume you need to install gps and maidenhead for python (pip3 install maidenhead --break-system-packages) imo forget ruby all together

Well like I said, I am stuck. I can go no further. Anybody - anybody?? -- Mike WB8ERJ Geeze! What is he up to now? https://mikestechblog.com [email protected]> wrote:

If your running bookworm you will have more success with 73

I've been away from BAP for a while and just plugged it back in to find the wireless interface is missing.? Not sure how that happened but I'd like to get it up and running again.? It's an RPi 3b.?

there is a lot of moving parts but … the gpsd2ham tool I just threw in untested json handler for PAT, I don’t use PAT so didn’t test in a real install feedback welcome. as for ruby, it pulls for

Try a sudo apt-get install -y libmotif-dev

Larrie First things first: open a terminal then run this command? sudo apt-get purge xastir . this will remove all installation instances and dependencies for xastir reboot and try to reinstall with

OK I'm stuck. I can't figure out what I am missing. To recap, cgps works fine, but Pat doesn't save my grid. When I select Manage Winlink and select Get Grid from GPS, it correctly sees the GPS and

I re-ran the xastir install and copied the output from the terminal, starting at Checking for Motif headers ?- ?This may be where an error occurs. checking for Motif headers... configure: error:

I would try 'whereis BPQ’ , no space between where and is. 73 WA2NBL