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Hi everyone [errgh, posted this to the wrong groupsio page earlier. If at first you don't succeed...] I know it's 'old news' by now, but SUPER shout-out to Jason for all of the hard work he's done to

I think headless in the way to go. When I'm at camp I'm not tied down by cords. I can switch between my tablet and phone and even computer and walk around...can even sit in the library and work FT8.

I have this display. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NNXH2SS I haven’t used it in the field yet but it has been operational for a good part of 2020 as a second monitor for working at home. Now,

I use a 10ahm lifepo4 battery with my g90..I use a 7” hdmi touch screen bought on Amazon. I also use a wireless folding keyboard. This setup works for me.

I am wondering if portable HDMI displays might be simpler for field use, ?I have installed the Hotspot and VNC and have had lukewarm success in getting it all to work with my tablet (Apple). ?There

A partial result. Got remote gpsd to be usable by local utils , but not by the local gpsd (yet). For example, I altered the bin/conky/get-grid Ruby script to connect to the remote gpsd directly, and

All that work to make it function properly and when I ran conky-prefs it was gone!? What a waste.? Since I have to run conky-prefs every single time the Pi boots to get gridsquare, I'll just pass on

Hi Mikehow to add wifi driver to Debian linu I can't answer your question directly, I have the same software but my wifi worked right away. But I did a Google search using "how to add wifi driver to

Here is a step-by-step set of instructions to get you started: https://wiki.debian.org/bcm43xx#b43-b43legacy Post questions as needed.

The image used was 2021-01-11-Raspios-buster-i386. It is a Debian Raspberry desk top for PC and has iso's for amd64 and well as several other platforms. After the install I was exploring the loaded

Where can I find documentation of how the PAT Listen function is supposed to work. I'm running PAT on 2m and Telnet and I've activated Listening on Telnet and then on AX25 and they don't seem to have

Something like these lines in .conkyrc in your home directory should work: ${if_match ${exec bluetoothctl info 98:D3:31:F7:55:37?| grep "Connected: yes"} == "Connected:yes" ${color

I haven't played with this and can't say specific for Conky but to parse the data you could use: *bluetoothctl info 98:D3:31:F7:55:37 | grep Connected* which should just show you the connected

No need to delete as it never installed to begin with. Please post other questions in a new thread so we don't derail this topic. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar (

Hi I assume you are answering my post. But I didn't have any trouble with wifi, only the display showing funny. I think though I would like to get a copy of that distro to try. What I would like is to

Ah, forgot about that one. It is very stripped out. It would be better to just run the real Debian Buster (10) or Bullseye (11), and have easier access to the full tools and drivers, unless there is a

I think you misunderstood the OS he is using. It is one I use on my HP laptop. It is an OS labeled for I386 I think on the Rpi site. I have most everything working on my i386 64 system. I am seeing an

Debian Raspbian runs on ARM processor. Your HP has an AMD Athlon 64 processor. Which Debian (or it's install instructions) did you use?

I need some expert help. I have been attempting to play with Raspberry. Have a Rpi 4 and everything great so far. Recently I have installed Debian Raspberry on my old HP Pavilion zv6270us. Install was

Hello all,?I recently purchased the Lab599 TX500 qrp rig last week (GREAT rig btw).? As its a new rig, it wasn't listed in FLRig but I did find that using the Kenwood TS2000 as the rig makes all the