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It would help to know what operating system you are using - Windows or Linux, and what ham radio software application you are using as well.? I would start like the one gentleman said and check your

Hi Don When I ran into this I went to home directory and just removed the 73linux directory and reentered the command to run 73linux. Marty kd8bj

Have the correct speaker and mic set?

Which radio are you using? Someone else may have the rig and can jump in with suggestions. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar ( https://www.paypal.me/km4ack ) Twitter (

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I loaded 73 Linux on a laptop and I have a similar problem, I’m not getting any sound on my radio waterfall indicating that my Digirig is putting out a signal. I am doing 2meter packet, and there is

I was following Jason's video as he was checking the software to be installed. I checked GPS software to be installed, but when I hit continue, a dialoge asked where the GPPS was connected (it wasn't,

Installed way to late at night and fat fingered my call sign on install. Do I need to start over? Or can I change?

BTW, not exactly a "newbie" by any stretch of the imagination, if you take this to be true... ( https://www.qrz.com/db/WA7SKG ) His setup is pretty extensive, and experience is up there with that

Wow, in the spirit of Ham radio I won't berate you over your hostility nor shall I use any profanities. It only takes a few minutes to Google 73 Linux you'll glean the knowledge you seek! Always

Sir: Your reply came across to me as somewhat confrontational. If? I may, I would assume, since you have your HAM ID in your signature, you were looking for applications or systems that run Ham

Well, that response is essentially worthless. There are no "details" on GitHub that I can find. It says "73 Linux is the next evolution of Build a Pi." which does not mean a thing to me. There is no

From this post - /g/KM4ACK-Pi/message/13625 credit - Robert Nazro These changes should be made in the .conkyrc file found in your home directory. Note the "." in front of the file

73Linux installs after loading the Raspberry Pi OS.? Details can be found here: GitHub - km4ack/73Linux ( https://github.com/km4ack/73Linux )

I'm building up another computer for my RV. I've got an RPi 3B+ in a SmartiPi Touch case with the 7 inch touchscreen. I see that 73Linux is a ham package for install. Is that a complete distribution,

There seems to be a translate error when I copy/pasted, it should have been: 3) Next 'easiest' break-fix is to add "break-system-packages = true" to ~/.config/pip/pip.conf (preferred) or globally in

Kevin, I wanted to update you on my progress with the Webchat / python3 issue. Again thank you for your input. I was able to install Webchat successfully. However on my install, there was no

Hey thanks for this. -- Mike WB8ERJ Packet BBS email: WB8ERJ@WB8ERJ.#NEOH.OH.USA.NOAM Geeze! What is he up to now? https://mikestechblog.com [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the correction Kevin. I thought I recalled this popping up when Bookworm was released so I always associated it with Bookworm. I was familiar with #2 but not #3. Thanks :-) -- 73, de

Not quite true, as there are several solutions to " Bookworm now requires it to be in a virtual environment. " 1) it's not a Bookworm issue, it's a Python 3 issue. 2) The easiest break-fix is to add