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Today I installed 73 Linux in a P400. I selected on a small number of apps including the most important for me were FLsuite, CQRLog, JS8Call, HamRS, JTDX, WSJTX, grid Tracker,? HamClock and TQSL. So

I have a wo-we unit working -- it is pretty much the same as KM4ACK detailed in his? posting some time ago.? It is working all my inter-actions with my radio in the shack. I am in the process of

I am new to the list and am just getting started with the Raspberry Pi 4. I have some questions I'll post in another post. But I'm using a 64 Gb micro SD card. I'd recommend at least 32 Gb. The

Short answer; yes. Long answer: You can go to raspberrypi.com/software to find the imager program. That will allow you to use a Mac or Windows PC or Linux machine to install a raspberry pi OS onto an

Does the new card have to have an OS on it? I don’t see any install directions. Rick, W2JAZ

I would start with a fresh SD card. You never know whether there are any specific setups that would otherwise create problems. Vy 73 de Rolf, DL8BAG Am 30.07.2024 um 13:14 schrieb Richard Lawn

I’m a fairly new P400 user and have been using Ham Pi but have run into a number of issues with it so I decided to try the new KM4ACK package. I’m not sure where/how to start. Can I install this

Depends on use - if all you want is accurate time, the RTC may suffice, but it will drift over time, just like a desktop or laptop computer, which correct their RTC over the internet. If your RPi will

Something else I was thinking of, since the 5 has real time on it, do instill need a GPS dongle?

RPi 5s were hard to get our hands on for a while, so that may be part of the explanation, but there are reasons to choose an RPi 4 over an RPi 5: Power consumption Heat generated Requirement to use

Generally, the Raspberry Pi instruction for a RPi 4 will work the same on an RPi 5. The newer model might have a faster processor or more ram, but the OS should work just the same! Best of luck on

would it be possible to use a RPi 5? I am very new to raspberry pi, as in, I am still trying to figure out what I want to buy. But, all the builds for ham radio seem to be on RPi 4. I just figured I

Thank you, K7MHI and N0SR I took your inputs and did a little more snooping around the internet and finally figured out a solution, but I don't what is going on. Recap - With Pi 4 or 5, using either

Referencing the script that actually sets the conky config files from Build-a-Pi: <https://github.com/km4ack/pi-build/blob/master/conky/setconky#L36C1-L66C2> Grab the line for your font size and

Did you bother the read the setup guides?

I was wondering how may I change the Conky from Farenheit to Celsius measures.... 73 George/HP1GDS

I didn't look at the release date -- but if it was that recent no wonder I had the problems I did!!! I'll give 21 a try.

Didn't Mint 22 come out yesterday? You're probably one of the first to try it. I did an install of 21 last month and the only problem I had was with a dependency issue around the version of WSJT-X it

I picked up another Wo-We computer, the Linux version, and have been playing around with it.? (Have had one WO-WE working with mint for over a year just fine-- except for the re-boot issue.?