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I’m no Linux expert, but what does the contents of your /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf file look like? *DO NOT* forget to erase the contents of the “psk” lines before you post. I’d

If you installed log viewer, you can use it to delete the log. Otherwise, look for a file in the Documents directory called mylog.txt. Don't delete the file itself or Conky may fail to start. Instead,

Unfortunately Vara only releases for Windows. The developer is charging $$ for Vara unless you want throttled speed. I heard that John Wiseman offered to port it to Linux and the developer declined

It's not intended to only be used with certain hardware. I do my best to make sure that isn't the case. I am limited to what hardware I own that I can test with. I have a list of recommended

Jason, Conky used to show the station call sign that I logged (using Pat, connected to). Now it only shows date, time and "RMS Gateway IIst do". Dwayne N4MIO

Must be a RPi issue. I left HotSpot disabled overnight and when I got up this morning it had gone back to the double arrows. Not sure what the issue is.

Is VARA currently supported for the RPi or on the project map? ? Eventually ARDOP and WINDMORE is to be phased out.

I just finished building the QRP Guys?40/30/20m DSB Digital Transceiver II Kit. I also bought and assembled the SI5351A 160-17m VFO kit. I may do the initial power up testing tonight. I don't like to

I think it worked but the log listing in Conky still shows the grid square errors. It didn't add any so I am pretty sure they are stale. How can I delete the log?

May have spoken too soon. I ran Build a pi to check for updates and many things hamlib, fl suite etc said needs update. And then I noticed the double arrow again on my wifi.

Seems to be holding so far. It has been very stable for me until this issue.

Thanks for the info. I will give it a try for my usb-Prolific_Technology_Inc._USB-GPS. NOW, RFI "issue" using the "standard" GPS with my stacked (open) RPi. I think the same problem will happen with

Jason KM4ACK, After working with Build-a-Pi for a while, it appears to me that things are built to work with specific hardware that you have and tested this with. It would really help to have a list

I ran $ sudo systemctl start gpsd and $ systemctl is-active gpsd now reports active But $ ruby ~/bin/conky/get-grid still shows an error -- --Bill AA6BD

systemctl is-active gpsd says inactive.? What is the magic to activate it? $ cgps shows that it can pick up a signal so something is working. -- --Bill AA6BD

I don't think it is an RFI issue, but I always position my GPS near a window so it is away from my Pi. I tried a bunch of things before it worked but I will try to detail the steps as best I can. I

Sorry Bill. I am not going to be much help as I don't have that GPS unit to test with. It looks like the ruby script isn't working with that GPS model. Is GPSD running? Try running systemctl is-active

In hotspot tools, click the button to "Disable Hotspot" and reboot. This will return the wifi by the clock to normal behavior. Connect to your new wifi in the shack. Now go back to hotspot tools and

Just got a new modem and went into hotspot tools to forget the old modem and add the new modem. Now the wifi symbol in my tool bar shows as the double arrows after being up for a while even though it

OK, I have the same GPS and neither my laptop (linux Mint) or my Rpi don't see it. What did you do. I have found another issue when I "try" to use the [ U-Blox AG ] or the U-Blox dongle... It was