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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 was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP update tool to re-install I got the error message that the i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but got the same negative results.
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I just went through this, the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in and all is good.
Rich KQ9L
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On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 12:38:22 PM CST, David via groups.io <sv0sgs@...> wrote:
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 was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP update tool to re-install I got the error message that the i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but got the same negative results.
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On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 12:38 PM, David wrote:
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 was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP update tool to re-install I got the error message that the i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but got the same negative results.
Thanks for the report. I created an issue ticket and will look into this ASAP. ? --
73, de KM4ACK
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Thx!? I followed the instructions, and the rtc seems to be working.?
Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11
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I just went through this,
the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in
and all is good.
Rich
KQ9L
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On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 12:38:22 PM CST, David
via groups.io <sv0sgs@...> wrote:
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
was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were
installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I
did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP
update tool to re-install I got the error message that the
i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was
activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated
it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I
still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module
using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the
expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but
got the same negative results.
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where does "fake hwclock" come from?? And why? Any idea?
David SV0SGS
Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11
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I just went through this,
the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in
and all is good.
Rich
KQ9L
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On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 12:38:22 PM CST, David
via groups.io <sv0sgs@...> wrote:
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
was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were
installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I
did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP
update tool to re-install I got the error message that the
i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was
activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated
it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I
still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module
using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the
expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but
got the same negative results.
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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 --verbose option to see the details
of our search for an access method.
Back to the drawing board.
David SV0SGS
Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11
via groups.io:
I just went through this,
the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in
and all is good.
Rich
KQ9L
___________________________
Think different, Macintosh.
?
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On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 12:38:22 PM CST, David
via groups.io <sv0sgs@...> wrote:
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
was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were
installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I
did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP
update tool to re-install I got the error message that the
i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was
activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated
it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I
still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module
using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the
expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but
got the same negative results.
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belay the last email.? forgot "sudo." everything ok, it seems.
Am 08.12.21 um 20:44 schrieb richlim11
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I just went through this,
the BAP script did not work so I followed the directions in
and all is good.
Rich
KQ9L
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On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 12:38:22 PM CST, David
via groups.io <sv0sgs@...> wrote:
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
was proceeding.? GPS and all the chosen applications were
installed. I still have to check that they all work.? I
did see that RTC was not installed.? When I used the BAP
update tool to re-install I got the error message that the
i2c interface needed to be activated.? Well, it was
activated.? I checked.? Just to be sure, I de-activated
it, rebooted an activated it again.? Installing RTC I
still got the same error message.? I did check RTC module
using the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1.? It returned the
expected "68."? I also tried different RTC modules, but
got the same negative results.
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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 reboots, loads that time to avoid a number of issues.
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Hi together, yesterday I build up a new system based on Bullseye and BAP 3.2.0 and on the 1st view it looks fine, but on the 2nd view there are several issues in the moment.
- the remote performance with VNC is quiet slower as with the old system
- CQRLOG is not included in the BAP app-list, so I installed it with the following script from the CQRLOG page: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install cqrlog" With this I get it installed also with the menu entry in the HAM menu. After running the BAP script another time, the CQRLOG entry disappears in the HAM menu
- RIG control is installed without errors, running the BAP script again, I get this message: "rigctl: symbol lookup error: rigctl: undefined symbol: debugmsgsave"
- On several runs of the BAT script the script tells me HAMLIB needs update
- Every new run of the BAT script the script tells me CHIRP needs update at the end of the installation I get 0 actualized, 0 new installed
Positive is actually:
- the system temperature is about 5-6°C lower as on the old system
- GPS seems to get earlier a lock
My major points now is to get CQRLOG, wsjtx and js8call running and old data transferred from the old system to the new one. After this I will start to setup Direwolf, xastir, yast and Pat.? vy 73 de Klaus DC2JR
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On Sun, Dec 12, 2021 at 08:35 AM, dc2jr wrote:
- CQRLOG is not included in the BAP app-list, so I installed it with the following script from the CQRLOG page: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install cqrlog" With this I get it installed also with the menu entry in the HAM menu. After running the BAP script another time, the CQRLOG entry disappears in the HAM menu
- RIG control is installed without errors, running the BAP script again, I get this message: "rigctl: symbol lookup error: rigctl: undefined symbol: debugmsgsave"
Build a Pi builds the latest version of hamlib from source. Installing CQRlog with apt also installs an old version of hamlib which causes a conflict with the version built from source. This is why you get the rigctl error. To combat this conflict, that was installed with apt. A side effect of this however is that CQRlog is also uninstalled.? As soon as I can figure out how to build CQRlog from source on Bullseye, I will add it back to BAP. ? --
73, de KM4ACK
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Thanks for the information, so I will stay on BAP 3.1.3 on buster until cqrlog will be available with BAP 3.2.x ?as cqrlog is essential for me.
73 de Klaus DC2JR Von meinem iPhone gesendet
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Am 13.12.2021 um 13:47 schrieb km4ack <jason.oleham@...>:
?On Sun, Dec 12, 2021 at 08:35 AM, dc2jr wrote:
- CQRLOG is not included in the BAP app-list, so I installed it with the following script from the CQRLOG page: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install cqrlog" With this I get it installed also with the menu entry in the HAM menu. After running the BAP script another time, the CQRLOG entry disappears in the HAM menu
- RIG control is installed without errors, running the BAP script again, I get this message: "rigctl: symbol lookup error: rigctl: undefined symbol: debugmsgsave"
Build a Pi builds the latest version of hamlib from source. Installing CQRlog with apt also installs an old version of hamlib which causes a conflict with the version built from source. This is why you get the rigctl error. To combat this conflict, that was installed with apt. A side effect of this however is that CQRlog is also uninstalled.? As soon as I can figure out how to build CQRlog from source on Bullseye, I will add it back to BAP. ? --
73, de KM4ACK
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