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Finally got the GPS working, since I'm not able to copy and paste i found some typo's and once they were corrected GPS began working properly. I have some errors in direwolf but I won't to try and

So, i have bought another GPS, actually the one you did the video with and still the same problem. Re-installed everything on the pi and still the same problem.

Tried once again.? Made sure Linux was up to date. checked that my password is my SUDO pswd (it is). Made sure caps lock was off, tried leaving the field blank. Still stalls at the same point just

Follow-up I think I have a suspect in killing my system for running rigctld. On the previous installs - which failed eventually to allow rigctld to run (segmentation fault) - I had also intalled

Quite correct. I have a DigiRig for VARA (and packet when I want to do it that way). The Mobilinkd is really easy to deploy for quick packet connects. As this busy week ends, I’ll get back to it and

Be aware that mobilinkd is a TNC, not a soundcard. It only supports packet protocol. Iirc, it can't do VARA. At

My GPS puck recently started working intermittently. Fortunately the puck has a red light to show that it is on. Turns out it was not making a connection when plugged into any of the three Pi's I have

Ok, nothing seems to be working so i have ordered a different GPS dongle. It should be here tomorrow.

I am trying ?to put together an APRS node on a new PI4 with 4GB with good heat management and power supply. I'm using FLRIG, rigctld, Direwolf, and YAAC. I'm running into a very frustrating problem.

Hi Michael WA7SKG, Thanks for alerting me to shutter. I checked it out. Unfortunately, the version of shutter which is in the Debian repository isn't the latest, and it still has a bug that causes it

Sometimes latest and greatest can bite you in the butt. Have you tried Shutter? shutter-project.org Supposed to work with Wayland. Michael WA7SKG Pascal Nelson via groups.io wrote on 12/16/24 12:21:

Hi Michael WA7SKG, Thank you for your helpful suggestions. However, the problem that I'm having is due to the Raspberry PI switch over to Wayland in the Bookworm version of the OS. Apparently, scrot

I always use "Selection". Click the "Selection" button, then click "Take Screenshot". Click the area of your screen you want to capture and drag a box around it. When you let go of the mouse button, a

Thank you, Dominic. I had not been aware of the move from X11 to Wayland. I'll have to look into that. This problem is just an annoyance, not a road block. I prefer to start with the most recent

This is just me guessing, but I think they moved from X11 to Wayland. I'm using scrot on my X11 laptop and it works perfectly fine. You could still try to login into a X11 session at the login screen.

Yes, the link is still there, but you have to know it's there. It's not displayed on KM4ACK'S main github page - at least that I can see... -- Mike WB8ERJ Packet BBS email:

It's still there! https://github.com/km4ack/pi-scripts/blob/master/auto-whitelist [email protected]> wrote:

I have 2 setups here, both Pi 4 with the RPi Bookworm (from the Raspberry Pi website, using their Raspberry Pi Imager). Same problem on both. Pascal AC7N edit: I just put Bullseye on one of the Pi4s.

I'm trying this. I can launch gnome-screenshot --interactive. From the box that comes up, I click on "Take Screenshot". It immediately pops up a box saying: "Unable to capture a screenshot. All

Many thanks Jason ! Yes, this article is much better than the 9 yo article in PiHut ! :) 73, Jamie WB4YDL