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Interesting about the metal case....that’s what I’m using as well and gps refused to lock when directly connected to the pi4. With a 6in extension it gets lock with no issues....maybe I’ll take

My hotspot is still not working.? It does not appear in the network lists on my mobile devices.? Also, when I "Undo Force Hotspot," the Pi does not reconnect to my wi-fi without rebooting, which may

...and MANY thanks to you for your astute input. Simple answer: sudo vncpasswd -service MUCH BETTER answer; I have been fighting a few things, raspian/raspios 's weirdo (non-standard) setup and

Grant, The reason I said that was when we were talking about direwolf it was helping me so that I could fix my pi and direwolf and my qrz has not been updated the Yahoo address is current also sorry

Glad you got it figured out. Sorry I couldn't be more help but not owning that rig makes it difficult for me to troubleshoot. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar (

Bob and Mitch, Thanks for confirming that my logic wasn't askew. Bob, what I meant about remembering the hex was that if I was to set it up after connecting using VNC using standard password, was that

P.S.... Um, you don't "need" to remember the hex poop you add to the /etc/rc.local file.... you only need to remember that the vnc password IS foobar. i.e. The user "pi" has it's own password (default

GREAT question Jerry. (Astute actually, as it touches on the unusual "security" framework of raspios.) And YES, change your password as wanted/needed. (And as Mitch suggests, after you get things

That is correct. I've never really changed the password at the time of setting up the RPi. I usually just flash the SD card, create those two files, toss it in the Pi, and then set it all up headless.

Great write-up as well as N7USU's suggestion for wi-fi. Question: Even though it would be less secure, am I also correct that you can do this without changing password up front?? Couldn't you VNC

I have been using both a 12V to 5V converter and a 12V to 5V with fan HAT and have NO RFI that I see using wsjt-x or JS8call waterfall. I DO like the 12V input HAT. I can mount my GPS on top (working

Thank you! I ordered that case and it should be here Friday. That means more Pi work for the weekend. That will be fine. 73 de AG7TX David Thompson, AG7TX Jack of All Trades Master of None

Second this case. Worked for me with minor modification for the 12v input port. J. *Jeremy LeRay* *New Bern Web Design, LLC* 315 Metcalf Street New Bern, NC 28562 newbernwebdesign.com

I don't use RTC. https://www.amazon.com/HiFiBerry-HighPi-Raspberry-Pi-Case/dp/B07VNSNMVX/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=HiFiBerry&qid=1595339774&sr=8-5 ________________________________ Sent:

Makes sense! I guess in the demo James had an Ethernet cable connected so it had internet at the same time was using the WiFi module as a hotspot.

The red arrows mean that you do not have an internet connection. James KA9VIG

KM4ACK, Got my problem figured out.? In reading over K6KEC's document I found that I hadn't enabled USB Audio Codec on the KM4ACK-Pi.? Duh...always something simple but overlooked....awesome I am

I would also suggest CQRlog...

KM4ACK, Thanks, I checked that out.? I don't have to change any radio settings for HamPi, it used exactly the same setup that worked on my WIN10 machine.? The setup referenced in the FAQ requires me

You should also be able to set one up wirelessly, without the need for plugging it in via an Ethernet cable in step (D). After creating the empty SSH file as described in step (C) above, create