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Hey Ken; I'm glad you got it figured out successfully. Now go have some FUN with it. es vy 73 om de "baab" w9ya

Jay, Thanks....as you can see in my answer to Bob....it was just a matter of typing the password very slowly. Smiling.... Ken

I’ve heard that if you spin the drill counter-clockwise instead of clockwise it won’t do that. The plastic is soft so it still drills but doesn’t melt or mar like it did here. Jeremy Pierce

Bob, Finally Success. When I typed the password "raspberry", I did it very slow and deliberate.....it worked. Strange...but I'll take it. Thanks for your help. Ken

Ken, Here’s a couple thoughts: — The first time you connect to a new device using SSH you should get a message about the host (or device you are connecting to) not being verified and asking if you

I, too, upgraded PAT Menu using BAP 3.0.2 and lost Winlink capability as described in the link below:??"There has been a bug found in 3.0.2 & 3.0.3. If you update Pat Menu using the build a pi

Um....I'm outta ideas (for the moment) Ken. Sorry about that.

Bob, I'm not using lite. I'm using the desktop as Jason recommended for regular Pi's. Thanks, Ken

Hey agn. Ken; Um, if you are using a RPi 3. ....then you should NOT use the "lite" image IMnsHO. (Been there, done that, and have the tee-shirt.) I have HAD various issues using the "lite" image. I

Got the power hat and case recommended above. ?Modified it for use with the power jack and also drilled some holes in the top for the fan. ?Had a nice pretty pattern laid out but due to lack of a

I use An app on my phone called WUM Wifi, It gives a lot more information on the stuff connected to the router. With my Bell Fibre op, the router shows Mac address and the IP address of the unit. The

Bob, There are no other Pi's running or ever have been under ssh. I got a password prompt....but strangely it didn't show any symbol like asterisk as I was typing. No....I didn't have caps on. I read

Great on the Progress OM ! If you want a "write-up" on this (videos are sometimes harder to follow for some of us (like me !!)) you can go here; /g/KM4ACK-Pi/message/1039 ( As for

Bob, I got a little farther this time. I went back...reburned the SD card and installed the SSH and wpa files. This time I found the IP address among the items connected to the router. After issuing

Thanks Jason I'll do as you suggest. I read the change log? and couldn't see anything that might be responsible for the WiFi issue. 73 Bruce G4ABX

Hey Ken OM; Yep the files are suppose to disappear from the /boot partition/directory on boot-up if things are working o.k. !! ..... You can check this by looking at the

After burning the SD card and, after I create the SSH file and the wpa_supplicant.conf files in the root folder of my SD card, install SD card in the Pi and try to find it's IP address....which

Bruce, There was nothing in 3.0.3 that should have messed with the wifi. I think this is just coincidental. One suggestion might be to disable the hotspot using hotspot tools. Reboot and then enable

There has been a bug found in 3.0.2 & 3.0.3. If you update Pat Menu using the build a pi script, you will lose your Pat Menu config file. https://github.com/km4ack/pi-build/issues/119 I will get this

Thanks for that cheers Greg