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Open Pat Menu and choose Manage Pat Winlink. On the next screen, choose Pat Login-Logout. Log in by entering your call, password, and 6 character grid square. Then click log in. This will make sure

Thanks Jason, that works, B&W mode is better than the flashing :)

Using Build-a-Pi I found that GPS support was not included in the Direwolf build. Jason may have included this in a later build but if not it may help someone who knows they want GPS support in

start direwolf using the "-t 0" switch and it will stop the flashing. If you normally start direwolf with direwolf -p then use direwolf -p -t 0 and it won't flash. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube (

Every install results in a flashing console for Direwolf, a bit of research seems to indicate that this has been fixed in the dev branch. I can compile from source using make etc. But the dev branch

i saw this error when Build-a-pi ran. It said to run pat config or configure. I ran what it said and it opened an empty file. There was no config. What am I missing. This sort of thing is usually easy

Did you try a reboot yet or removing all the other usb devices? I had that happen when I first ran the script and when I plugged in a SSD for backing up. -- 73 de KC0WBP

I had that on one of the builds I was testing. I checked off Conky in the build the pi. Whatever it did, it restarted after the rebuild 73

I did a quick test tonight. I added the "dtoverlay=uart5" to the /boot/config.txt file and rebooted. The device ttyAMA1 was present after the reboot. A quick install of minicom and a jumper wire on

I changed the Pi Configuration to not auto login to the Pi when booted.? When I rebooted, I was asked for a password, which I entered.? The screen cleared, and the Build-a-Pi background appeared but

Is there a problem with the Call Sign Lookup app in BAP3?? ?I'm getting blank fields after waiting for a minute or more when I enter a known US call sign.

On my V3 installation, conky shows You see that there is no gridsquare listed.? I recall when reading about conky, that it gets this from the GPS. I did have some trouble getting Pi to recognize my

Chris, Have you tried just typing flrig in the terminal? Do you see an flrig and fldigi files/folder in the download folder? You might want to try deleting them and running the script again. -- 73,

Jason Thanks for this fantastic build of BAP3. I love everything about it but am not able to install Flrig and Fldigi on a fresh install of Buster.? I select them in the BAP3 window with the other FL

Jay and Tim are right. Somethings will work. I just don't want anyone to think it will work out of the box. The FLDIGI suite, hamlib, and direwolf should build fine. JS8, WSJTX, and Pat all grab the

Here is my plan so far; GPIO Mode Function 0 SDA0 Hat ID Pins 1 SCL0 2 SDA1 RTC / PWR on? 3 SCL1 4 TXD3 CAT/PRG port 5 RXD3 6 CTS3 7 RTS3 8 TXD4 UART for Micro/TNC? 9 RXD4 10 CTS4 11 RTS4 12 TXD5 GPS

It will be interesting to see what you come up with! -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube ( https://youtube.com/km4ack ) | Tip Jar ( https://www.paypal.me/km4ack ) Twitter ( https://twitter.com/km4ack ) | Store (

I was looking over the PI4 specs yesterday since I finally had a reason to buy one, thanks Jason, and discovered that it finally has multiple UART ports available. So now I have the bad idea of making

It should come close to working on most debian/ubuntu systems. I haven't gone line-by-line on the script yet but it doesn't look like much would need to be changed for a full x86 system. The only

I normally use tar to make the backup. Just plug in a jump drive and backup / and /boot partitions to it. FYI, this does not make a normal pi.img file but just "zips" all the files off the partitions