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https://packages.debian.org/unstable/main/fake-hwclock Its used to prevent the system from thinking it's 1970, if your machine doesn't have a RTC on board. Pi saves the time occasionally then when it

belay the last email.? forgot "sudo." everything ok, it seems. Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11 via groups.io:

Trouble!? I just rebooted my pi and ran hwclock -r. This is the message that it returned: @2pi:~ $ hwclock -r hwclock: Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method. hwclock: Use the

where does "fake hwclock" come from?? And why? Any idea? David SV0SGS Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11 via groups.io:

Thx!? I followed the instructions, and the rtc seems to be working. Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11 via groups.io:

BAP hasn't been tested on the 64 bit version of Pi OS. To my knowledge, the 64 bit version is still beta. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar (

Thanks for the report. I created an issue ticket and will look into this ASAP. https://github.com/km4ack/pi-b

Thanks for the report. I have created an issue ticket so this can be addressed. https://github.com/km4ack/patmenu2/issues/36 I suspect it is due to the path change in Pat v0.12.0. I'll dig into it and

P.S.? I have ferrite on everything, and have not had RFI issues on this Pi before over hundreds of QSO's.

After running latest BAP update tool (version 3.2.0) on a Raspberry Pi Bullseye-64 bit OS, I get this hamlib error when trying to transmit in WSJTX: Hamlib error: Invalid parameter rig_get_freq(2294):

I just went through this, the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in THIS LINK and all is good. | | | | | | | | | | | Adding a Real Time Clock to Raspberry Pi To keep costs low, the

I did a fresh installaton of Bullseye on a brand new out of the box P4b with a brand new rtc.? The BAP installed without any apparent error message.? I wasn't around the whole time the installation

1. I installed pat winlink from the website, last week, on an rpi 4b 4g buster.? It was working fine.? I could make telnet connections to send and receive. 2.? I installed ardop in case I need this

Yep, exactly what I found, it is under the Display options in Raspi-Config, "D6 Composite video" needs to be disabled. Rich ___________________________ Think different, Macintosh. ? This e-mail, and

Hi Jason That means, that one needs to know where every program has its Config and data files. For me speaking, I do not know Klaus Von meinem iPhone gesendet

This has occurred on a Raspberry Pi 4B It looks like Bullseye has added another quirk when trying to run headless.? You will get a message like "Cannot currently display the desktop".? What is

Sorry. I don't have a good answer for this. I typically just reconfigure things on the new pi and move my data manually. Most of my data is store on removable media which makes the process pretty

I'm right there with you except maybe even moreso. I have the same concerns plus I have several apps that are not part of BAP that were a bit difficult to setup and took a lot of time to get

Hi Jason, for me a large issue for changing from Buster to Bullseye is, how to get all the config- and datafiles of the programs installed from the one system to the other. Is it a suitable way to

Thanks for the reply . I’m not using FLRIG however I noticed that when I do , ARDOP changes the transmission mode from USB to CW which is not reflected in the radio. My rig is an FT -857D and the