I agree, if you have a new OS on a Pi Zero W and can see it on your home router, then that pretty much has to mean it installed your wpa_supplicant.conf file okay, so there must be a problem with ssh. I don't think it particularly matters, but when I create the /boot/ssh file, it's just an empty file. Be careful not to add some trailing white-space on the filename, and, of course, no filename extensions that sometimes windows can help but adding.
Unfortunately, you only get one shot at this, once your system does it's initial boot, you can't do the /boot/ssh trick again to enable ssh on a card that has already booted. As a postmortem, you can pop the card and see if the /boot/ssh file is still there, because if it is, then maybe you can look it over carefully to try to figure out what went wrong.
Since you can't get in from either your Windows putty app or your chromebook, I think you have to start over again.
One more thing, according to your original message, it seems like you making the card a desktop OS. You should use the "lite" (no-gui) OS. Then after you've done all you need to do with raspi-config, you'll need to "sudo apt install build-essential git" to install git, g++ and make because not all of these are on the "lite" OS.
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The problem is not the network, it's SSH I do not have the adapters needed to hook a Keyboard and monitor to the Pi=zero and I've misplaced my Pi=2
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Saturday, June 5, 2021, 12:46:27 PM EDT, Justin Mann via groups.io <w9fyi@...> wrote:
Hi thre,
I had the same problem. ?DO you have any kind of an ethernet adapter? ?The key is to get the Pi up where you can run the raspi-config script.
On Jun 5, 2021, at 10:51 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First when I went to do a GP (Up to date) and IS (Opps something went south)? So the obvious solution is re-do the card. Burned?2021-03-04-raspios-buster-armhf.zip with etcher
Copied wifi_supploicant.conf (Sucessful)? Copied ssh (originally an null file, current is a file contining the letters ssh) no extension And per the router the pi connects but Putty is not finding it.? I also tried Terminal mode SSH on a chromebook. Same result.? HELP
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Hi thre,
I had the same problem. ?DO you have any kind of an ethernet adapter? ?The key is to get the Pi up where you can run the raspi-config script.
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On Jun 5, 2021, at 10:51 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First when I went to do a GP (Up to date) and IS (Opps something went south)? So the obvious solution is re-do the card. Burned?2021-03-04-raspios-buster-armhf.zip with etcher
Copied wifi_supploicant.conf (Sucessful)? Copied ssh (originally an null file, current is a file contining the letters ssh) no extension And per the router the pi connects but Putty is not finding it.? I also tried Terminal mode SSH on a chromebook. Same result.? HELP
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First when I went to do a GP (Up to date) and IS (Opps something went south)?
So the obvious solution is re-do the card.
Burned?2021-03-04-raspios-buster-armhf.zip with etcher
Copied wifi_supploicant.conf (Sucessful)?
Copied ssh (originally an null file, current is a file contining the letters ssh) no extension
And per the router the pi connects but Putty is not finding it.?
I also tried Terminal mode SSH on a chromebook. Same result.?
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Folks,
i¡¯ve just finished a Multi-protocol build of qnet gateway. ?YSF Gateway, and the MMDVM host are running. ?D-star works, and I¡¯m successfuly able to get out on the quadnet array using d-star. ?For all practical purposes, it seems as though if I go in to the qnadmin script, I should be able to turn off d-star, and then the Zumspot would respond to the wires-x button on my radio, and load reflectors correct? here is what the log looks like; ? ? ? ? ? ??Log Menu
USER ? ? ? PID %CPU %MEM? ? VSZ ? RSS TTY? ? ? STAT START ? TIME COMMAND root ? ? ? 262? 0.0? 0.6 ? 4148? 2740 ?? ? ? ? Ss ? 08:28 ? 0:00 /usr/local/bin/qnrelay /usr/local/etc/qn.cfg root ? ? ? 276? 0.1? 0.5 ? 7784? 2628 ?? ? ? ? Ss ? 08:28 ? 0:07 /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/qndtmf root ? ? ? 344? 3.5? 0.7 ? 5088? 3220 ?? ? ? ? Ss ? 08:28 ? 2:40 /usr/local/bin/MMDVMHost /usr/local/etc/MMDVM.qn root ? ? ? 402? 1.4? 1.0? 14988? 4456 ?? ? ? ? Ss ? 08:28 ? 1:07 /usr/local/bin/qnlink /usr/local/etc/qn.cfg root ? ? ? 403? 0.6? 1.1? 49468? 5280 ?? ? ? ? Ssl? 08:28 ? 0:29 /usr/local/bin/qngateway /usr/local/etc/qn.cfg root ? ? ? 485? 2.0? 0.7 ? 5220? 3392 ?? ? ? ? Ss ? 08:29 ? 1:31 /usr/local/bin/YSFGateway /usr/local/etc/YSFGateway.qn
After starting a log, use <Ctrl>+C to stop the log and return to this menu.
?g? : qngateway Log ?l? : qnlink Log ?dt : qndtmf Log ?b? : qnrelay Log ?mb : mmdvm Log ? ? ? dmrgateway is not running ?yb : ysfgateway Log
?q? : quit and return to main menu
Command: yb -- Logs begin at Fri 2021-06-04 08:28:13 CDT. -- Jun 04 08:39:12 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: M: 2021-06-04 13:39:12.769 Disconnecting due to inactivity Jun 04 09:29:17 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: E: 2021-06-04 14:29:17.844 Cannot find address for host Jun 04 09:29:17 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: W: 2021-06-04 14:29:17.844 Unable to resolve the address of YSF reflector - RAYNET-UK Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: E: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.178 Cannot find address for host Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: W: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.178 Unable to resolve the address of YSF reflector - US-US-POTA Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: I: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.198 Loaded 1027 YSF reflectors Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: I: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.201 Loaded YSF parrot Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: I: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.204 Loaded YSF2DMR Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: I: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.204 Loaded YSF2NXDN Jun 04 09:29:18 ai5os-gw YSFGateway[485]: I: 2021-06-04 14:29:18.207 Loaded YSF2P25
I¡¯m wondering if I dn¡¯t have some ports wrong in my ysfgateway.qn file? Thanks for any help y¡¯all can give. Justin
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Re: values for YSFGateway.qn?
When you¡¯ve got a minute, can you check this for any errors? ?I¡¯m having a little bit of difficulty figuring out where some of these values to get the YSF gateway up and running go. Thanks, Justin . ?The goal is for this to startup on the YCS2 server.
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On Jun 2, 2021, at 10:06 PM, Will < w4wwm@...> wrote:
Justin,
You can use a DMR ID.
YSFGateway.qn file is posted. Scroll down to the option line
[General]
Callsign=W4WWM
Suffix=RPT
# Suffix=ND
Id=3101236
RptAddress=127.0.0.1
RptPort=3200
LocalAddress=127.0.0.1
LocalPort=4200
WiresXMakeUpper=1
WiresXCommandPassthrough=0
Debug=0
Daemon=0
[Info]
RXFrequency=448025000
TXFrequency=443025000
Power=1
Latitude=34.7099951
Longitude=-86.751702
Height=30ft
Name=Madsion, AL
Description=Fusion II Duplex HS
[Log]
# Logging levels, 0=No logging
DisplayLevel=2
FileLevel=1
FilePath=/var/log/YSFGateway
FileRoot=YSFGateway
[APRS]
Enable=0
Address=127.0.0.1
Port=8673
Description=APRS Description
Suffix=Y
[Network]
Startup=FCS31079
Startup=QuadNet-Tech-Chat
# book DG-ID for Reflector
Options=80;3;35
InactivityTimeout=10
Revert=0
Debug=0
[YSF Network]
Enable=1
Port=42000
Hosts=/root/home/w4wwm/YSFClients/YSFGateway/YSFHosts.txt
ReloadTime=60
ParrotAddress=127.0.0.1
ParrotPort=42012
YSF2DMRAddress=127.0.0.1
YSF2DMRPort=42013
YSF2NXDNAddress=127.0.0.1
YSF2NXDNPort=42014
YSF2P25Address=127.0.0.1
YSF2P25Port=42015
[FCS Network]
Enable=1
Rooms=/root/home/w4wwm/YSFClients/YSFGateway/FCSRooms.txt
Port=42001
[GPSD]
Enable=0
Address=127.0.0.1
Port=2947
[Remote Commands]
Enable=0
Port=6073
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Re: values for YSFGateway.qn?
Justin,
You can use a DMR ID.
YSFGateway.qn file is posted. Scroll down to the option line
[General]
Callsign=W4WWM
Suffix=RPT
# Suffix=ND
Id=3101236
RptAddress=127.0.0.1
RptPort=3200
LocalAddress=127.0.0.1
LocalPort=4200
WiresXMakeUpper=1
WiresXCommandPassthrough=0
Debug=0
Daemon=0
[Info]
RXFrequency=448025000
TXFrequency=443025000
Power=1
Latitude=34.7099951
Longitude=-86.751702
Height=30ft
Name=Madsion, AL
Description=Fusion II Duplex HS
[Log]
# Logging levels, 0=No logging
DisplayLevel=2
FileLevel=1
FilePath=/var/log/YSFGateway
FileRoot=YSFGateway
[APRS]
Enable=0
Address=127.0.0.1
Port=8673
Description=APRS Description
Suffix=Y
[Network]
Startup=FCS31079
Startup=QuadNet-Tech-Chat
# book DG-ID for Reflector
Options=80;3;35
InactivityTimeout=10
Revert=0
Debug=0
[YSF Network]
Enable=1
Port=42000
Hosts=/root/home/w4wwm/YSFClients/YSFGateway/YSFHosts.txt
ReloadTime=60
ParrotAddress=127.0.0.1
ParrotPort=42012
YSF2DMRAddress=127.0.0.1
YSF2DMRPort=42013
YSF2NXDNAddress=127.0.0.1
YSF2NXDNPort=42014
YSF2P25Address=127.0.0.1
YSF2P25Port=42015
[FCS Network]
Enable=1
Rooms=/root/home/w4wwm/YSFClients/YSFGateway/FCSRooms.txt
Port=42001
[GPSD]
Enable=0
Address=127.0.0.1
Port=2947
[Remote Commands]
Enable=0
Port=6073
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values for YSFGateway.qn?
FOlks,
I¡¯m tring to setup my YSFgateway.qn file so that i can build a multi-mode hotspot, and I have a couple of quetions:
First, which id do I use in the id field:
*** Code begins***
Id=1234567
***COde ends***
Is this my DMR ID, which I have or the CCS7ID?
Also, how do I setup the startup value to reflect that I want to starup on FCS310? So far my starup line loks like this:
*** Code begins***
Startup=FCS31080
COde end***
The option, without the quotes:
"book DG-ID for Reflector¡±
Can you use that to book all the DGIDS 1-99, and then even if none are taken, so long as your on FCS310, you can move through the DGIDs that have groups on them, and it should work?
Thanks for thehelp,
Justin
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Yeah. The only reason I mentioned the hash version of the password was because I encountered a situation where the config would actually not work with the password in plain text. The hash version was required. Had nothing to do with security concerns.
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On May 29, 2021, at 7:22 PM, Justin Mann via < w9fyi@...> wrote:
I do have a pretty good firewall, and I did change the passwd to a stronger passwd, but that is so true. Thanks for the advie, Justin On May 29, 2021, at 4:32 PM, Tom Early < n7tae@...> wrote:
Let me just chime in here with my 2-cents-worth. You only need to hash your password if you are worried about someone breaking into your Pi to learn how to use your WiFi. If someone has come through your home firewall and successfully hacked your pi, that would definitely be one of the thing I would be least worried about.
I would say it's probably more effective to change the password of the pi user on you Raspberry Pi to a strong password. One with digits, upper and lowercase letters and one or two symbol characters. In fact, you should ALWAYS reset any default password from ANY distribution you intend on using on any computer behind your firewall.
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
I do have a pretty good firewall, and I did change the passwd to a stronger passwd, but that is so true. Thanks for the advie, Justin
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On May 29, 2021, at 4:32 PM, Tom Early < n7tae@...> wrote:
Let me just chime in here with my 2-cents-worth. You only need to hash your password if you are worried about someone breaking into your Pi to learn how to use your WiFi. If someone has come through your home firewall and successfully hacked your pi, that would definitely be one of the thing I would be least worried about.
I would say it's probably more effective to change the password of the pi user on you Raspberry Pi to a strong password. One with digits, upper and lowercase letters and one or two symbol characters. In fact, you should ALWAYS reset any default password from ANY distribution you intend on using on any computer behind your firewall.
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Let me just chime in here with my 2-cents-worth. You only need to hash your password if you are worried about someone breaking into your Pi to learn how to use your WiFi. If someone has come through your home firewall and successfully hacked your pi, that would definitely be one of the thing I would be least worried about.
I would say it's probably more effective to change the password of the pi user on you Raspberry Pi to a strong password. One with digits, upper and lowercase letters and one or two symbol characters. In fact, you should ALWAYS reset any default password from ANY distribution you intend on using on any computer behind your firewall.
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Re: an accessible method of installing qnet gateway?
OK so I've finally gotten this all to work on my Pi-0. ?For some reason when I would edit the wpa_supplicant.conf file, and move it over to my SD card, the Pi-0 would not detect my wifi network. ?So after looking through numverous junk boxes, i found a Pi 3b+, connected it to ethernet, went through the raspiconfig, got the Pi localized, and wifi setup, put it back in to my Zumspot that I intend to use, and voila.
I've Now gone ahead, and completed steps one, and two of the MMDVM.readme file. ?However in step 3 I can't find the MMDVMhost directory. ?I can find the .ini files for steps 4, and 5. ?My plan is to enable this for all three modes, d-star, YSF, and DMR. ?Any help, and suggested values I would appreciate.
Thanks,
Justin
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Re: values for the ./qnconfig script?
OK we¡¯ll givethat a go. In step three of the mmdvm read me, I says to cd into the MMDVMHost directory, and cpy the MMDVM.ini file to MMDVM.qn. Where is that directory located? I¡¯m not seeing it under Qnetgateway.
Sorry for all the questions,
Thanks,
Justin
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On May 28, 2021, at 9:23 PM, Colby Ross W1BSB <colbypr@...> wrote:
Justin
They have default values, so you don't need to set them. You would only change the device path if you're ZUMspot isn't on the GPIO header.
Anything that shows <DEFAULT> typically does not have to be changed unless you want to change them to something else.
Colby
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Justin Mann via groups.io
Sent: Friday, May 28, 2021 22:20
To: [email protected]
Subject: [QnetGateway] values for the ./qnconfig script?
FOlks,
I have now managed to get the latest distro of buster to install on my hotspot, it was a rather interesting way of working around the issue, but it worked. SO now I¡¯m running the ./config script, and I¡¯m trying to enter values for module b as I¡¯ll be operating on UHF. what values do I need for ls, link a startup, and dd, devicepath? I¡¯m assuming that the device path is the zumspot¡¯s hat. How do i find out what that is? The rest of these seemto be pretty self explanatory.
Thanks again for all the help,
Justin
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Re: values for the ./qnconfig script?
Justin
They have default values, so you don't need to set them. You would only change the device path if you're ZUMspot isn't on the GPIO header.
Anything that shows <DEFAULT> typically does not have to be changed unless you want to change them to something else.
Colby
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Justin Mann via groups.io Sent: Friday, May 28, 2021 22:20 To: [email protected]Subject: [QnetGateway] values for the ./qnconfig script? FOlks, I have now managed to get the latest distro of buster to install on my hotspot, it was a rather interesting way of working around the issue, but it worked. SO now I¡¯m running the ./config script, and I¡¯m trying to enter values for module b as I¡¯ll be operating on UHF. what values do I need for ls, link a startup, and dd, devicepath? I¡¯m assuming that the device path is the zumspot¡¯s hat. How do i find out what that is? The rest of these seemto be pretty self explanatory. Thanks again for all the help, Justin
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values for the ./qnconfig script?
FOlks,
I have now managed to get the latest distro of buster to install on my hotspot, it was a rather interesting way of working around the issue, but it worked. SO now I¡¯m running the ./config script, and I¡¯m trying to enter values for module b as I¡¯ll be operating on UHF. what values do I need for ls, link a startup, and dd, devicepath? I¡¯m assuming that the device path is the zumspot¡¯s hat. How do i find out what that is? The rest of these seemto be pretty self explanatory.
Thanks again for all the help,
Justin
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Other than the changes I made so it won't actually work (SSID, PSK and hashed PSKs
This is an actual working Supplicant file
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
ap_scan=1
fast_reauth=1
country=US
network={
#ssid="Samsung S7 yxm"
ssid=53616d73756e672047616c61787920533
#psk="TheRouterSSid"
psk=45a3bd6981e018f105dc60fa6e8cfffff9d6d65974ec55e7da663fbb
id_str="0"
priority=100
}
network={
#ssid="SXM"
ssid=537065637472756d
#psk="ThisRoutersSSID"
psk=975916c4d49cb6f9b3e402cf69c3818c5f1412d2e9880d2b628263
id_str="1"
priority=99
}
# in both cases I changed the SSID the PSK and truncated the hash codes so these will not work with my routers (never post the real SSID, hash code or PSK) but you should get idea... This file I edited to smoke the ID and Psk works on both a raspberry-pi and on a pi running Qnetgateway
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Friday, May 28, 2021, 02:33:14 PM EDT, Elden AI7HL <ai7hl@...> wrote:
Yes. That simply builds your supplicant file. Which is not specific to pi-star in any way.
------ Original Message ------ From: "Justin Mann via groups.io" < w9fyi@...> Sent: 5/28/2021 11:28:31 AM Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Ah so you can use the wifi builder on the pi-star website? ?I did not know¡On May 28, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
I think some situations would require your wifi password to be in "hash" form. There is a tool on the pi-star website that will generate the supplicant file for you with that encrypted version of the password.?
Here is the link?
------ Original Message ------ Sent: 5/28/2021 7:55:44 AM Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Thanks much for the help¡I¡¯m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct:***COde Follows***
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=US
network={ priority=1 ? ??²õ²õ¾±»å=¡°³¾²¹²Ô²Ô³Ù°ù²¹±¹¾±²õ¡± ? ??±è²õ°ì=¡°°Õ³æ±ô°ì76240¡±
}
network={ priority=2 ? ??ssid="Jmanntest" ? ??psk="Txlk76240" ? ? }
*** Code End*** On May 28, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
When you are looking at the menu¡ you enter the option, then a space, then the value. Then press enter. To set the option to defaults¡ it would be a u and then the menu option. Which will unset it.On May 28, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote:
I understand that part of it, but when I choose a menu option, do I then have to press the enter key to then enter the coresponding values? ?So when I¡¯m in the IRCDDB menu option, I, and I need to enter my call sign which is option L, do I press L, and then the dialogue comes up for my callsign. ?I¡¯m totally blind, and I use voiceover, so it¡¯s not reading me that prompt. ?I can make this all work, I just have to set things up to read as expected. On May 28, 2021, at 5:31 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First teh choice of module is up to you you will configure only one module on most MMDVM hats A, B or C traditionally B is 70cm I think C is 2 meters and A is for a 220 hat if such exists but you need not stick to that since only you will use it.
Once you finish configurine each seciton you "q" (Quit) out of that portion and return to the sub menu.?
Before you exit qnconfigure you "w"rite the configuration to the card.
if you get it working let me know what you did because I was not able to get it to work with a hat. I think I know why but the key word is "Think" I've not yet tested the theory.
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:35:14 PM EDT, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote: ?
FOlks,
I¡¯ve had a heck of a time trying to get a version of Raspberry PI OS to successfully image to an SD card, or should I say boot and connect to my wifi.? I¡¯ve created a wpa_supplicant.conf file, used touch to make a ssh file that I moved over to the boot partission of the SD card, and have done the necessary edits to enable the serial port, and disable bluetooth.? For whatever reason, there is something just acting weird with my attempt to install Raspberry Pi OS on this Pi 0W that I can¡¯t quite work out, so¡
I¡¯ve done a little experimenting, and have been able to successfully ssh in to my Pi when I have my card that I use for Pi-star installed, and I was successfully able to get qnet installed, and have started to try and run the ./qnetconfig script.? When you are in the menus, and you are presented with the various modules, in my case I chose b, as I¡¯m running an mmdvm hotspot, how do you move one choice to the next, so I know that I do need to go in to the IRCDDB menu, i, and login, l,once I¡¯ve pressed the letter l to enter my callsign, do I then press enter, and then enter the desired values, followed by enter again when I¡¯m finished??
Finally, is there a way that I can tel Pi-star not to load, but allow the Raspian OS to load so that I can use Qnet?? I¡¯m assuming that having both running on a hotspot probably causes problems.
Thanks for the help folks,
Justin
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Yes. That simply builds your supplicant file. Which is not specific to pi-star in any way.
------ Original Message ------
From: "Justin Mann via groups.io" < w9fyi@...> Sent: 5/28/2021 11:28:31 AM
Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Ah so you can use the wifi builder on the pi-star website? ?I did not know¡On May 28, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
I think some situations would require your wifi password to be in "hash" form. There is a tool on the pi-star website that will generate the supplicant file for you with that encrypted version of the password.?
Here is the link?
------ Original Message ------ Sent: 5/28/2021 7:55:44 AM Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Thanks much for the help¡I¡¯m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct:***COde Follows***
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=US
network={ priority=1 ? ??²õ²õ¾±»å=¡°³¾²¹²Ô²Ô³Ù°ù²¹±¹¾±²õ¡± ? ??±è²õ°ì=¡°°Õ³æ±ô°ì76240¡±
}
network={ priority=2 ? ??ssid="Jmanntest" ? ??psk="Txlk76240" ? ? }
*** Code End*** On May 28, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
When you are looking at the menu¡ you enter the option, then a space, then the value. Then press enter. To set the option to defaults¡ it would be a u and then the menu option. Which will unset it.On May 28, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote:
I understand that part of it, but when I choose a menu option, do I then have to press the enter key to then enter the coresponding values? ?So when I¡¯m in the IRCDDB menu option, I, and I need to enter my call sign which is option L, do I press L, and then the dialogue comes up for my callsign. ?I¡¯m totally blind, and I use voiceover, so it¡¯s not reading me that prompt. ?I can make this all work, I just have to set things up to read as expected. On May 28, 2021, at 5:31 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First teh choice of module is up to you you will configure only one module on most MMDVM hats A, B or C traditionally B is 70cm I think C is 2 meters and A is for a 220 hat if such exists but you need not stick to that since only you will use it.
Once you finish configurine each seciton you "q" (Quit) out of that portion and return to the sub menu.?
Before you exit qnconfigure you "w"rite the configuration to the card.
if you get it working let me know what you did because I was not able to get it to work with a hat. I think I know why but the key word is "Think" I've not yet tested the theory.
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:35:14 PM EDT, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote: ?
FOlks,
I¡¯ve had a heck of a time trying to get a version of Raspberry PI OS to successfully image to an SD card, or should I say boot and connect to my wifi.? I¡¯ve created a wpa_supplicant.conf file, used touch to make a ssh file that I moved over to the boot partission of the SD card, and have done the necessary edits to enable the serial port, and disable bluetooth.? For whatever reason, there is something just acting weird with my attempt to install Raspberry Pi OS on this Pi 0W that I can¡¯t quite work out, so¡
I¡¯ve done a little experimenting, and have been able to successfully ssh in to my Pi when I have my card that I use for Pi-star installed, and I was successfully able to get qnet installed, and have started to try and run the ./qnetconfig script.? When you are in the menus, and you are presented with the various modules, in my case I chose b, as I¡¯m running an mmdvm hotspot, how do you move one choice to the next, so I know that I do need to go in to the IRCDDB menu, i, and login, l,once I¡¯ve pressed the letter l to enter my callsign, do I then press enter, and then enter the desired values, followed by enter again when I¡¯m finished??
Finally, is there a way that I can tel Pi-star not to load, but allow the Raspian OS to load so that I can use Qnet?? I¡¯m assuming that having both running on a hotspot probably causes problems.
Thanks for the help folks,
Justin
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Ah so you can use the wifi builder on the pi-star website? ?I did not know¡
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On May 28, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
I think some situations would require your wifi password to be in "hash" form. There is a tool on the pi-star website that will generate the supplicant file for you with that encrypted version of the password.?
Here is the link?
------ Original Message ------ Sent: 5/28/2021 7:55:44 AM Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Thanks much for the help¡I¡¯m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct:***COde Follows***
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=US
network={ priority=1 ? ??²õ²õ¾±»å=¡°³¾²¹²Ô²Ô³Ù°ù²¹±¹¾±²õ¡± ? ??±è²õ°ì=¡°°Õ³æ±ô°ì76240¡±
}
network={ priority=2 ? ??ssid="Jmanntest" ? ??psk="Txlk76240" ? ? }
*** Code End*** On May 28, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
When you are looking at the menu¡ you enter the option, then a space, then the value. Then press enter. To set the option to defaults¡ it would be a u and then the menu option. Which will unset it.On May 28, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote:
I understand that part of it, but when I choose a menu option, do I then have to press the enter key to then enter the coresponding values? ?So when I¡¯m in the IRCDDB menu option, I, and I need to enter my call sign which is option L, do I press L, and then the dialogue comes up for my callsign. ?I¡¯m totally blind, and I use voiceover, so it¡¯s not reading me that prompt. ?I can make this all work, I just have to set things up to read as expected. On May 28, 2021, at 5:31 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First teh choice of module is up to you you will configure only one module on most MMDVM hats A, B or C traditionally B is 70cm I think C is 2 meters and A is for a 220 hat if such exists but you need not stick to that since only you will use it.
Once you finish configurine each seciton you "q" (Quit) out of that portion and return to the sub menu.?
Before you exit qnconfigure you "w"rite the configuration to the card.
if you get it working let me know what you did because I was not able to get it to work with a hat. I think I know why but the key word is "Think" I've not yet tested the theory.
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:35:14 PM EDT, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote: ?
FOlks,
I¡¯ve had a heck of a time trying to get a version of Raspberry PI OS to successfully image to an SD card, or should I say boot and connect to my wifi.? I¡¯ve created a wpa_supplicant.conf file, used touch to make a ssh file that I moved over to the boot partission of the SD card, and have done the necessary edits to enable the serial port, and disable bluetooth.? For whatever reason, there is something just acting weird with my attempt to install Raspberry Pi OS on this Pi 0W that I can¡¯t quite work out, so¡
I¡¯ve done a little experimenting, and have been able to successfully ssh in to my Pi when I have my card that I use for Pi-star installed, and I was successfully able to get qnet installed, and have started to try and run the ./qnetconfig script.? When you are in the menus, and you are presented with the various modules, in my case I chose b, as I¡¯m running an mmdvm hotspot, how do you move one choice to the next, so I know that I do need to go in to the IRCDDB menu, i, and login, l,once I¡¯ve pressed the letter l to enter my callsign, do I then press enter, and then enter the desired values, followed by enter again when I¡¯m finished??
Finally, is there a way that I can tel Pi-star not to load, but allow the Raspian OS to load so that I can use Qnet?? I¡¯m assuming that having both running on a hotspot probably causes problems.
Thanks for the help folks,
Justin
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Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
I think some situations would require your wifi password to be in "hash" form. There is a tool on the pi-star website that will generate the supplicant file for you with that encrypted version of the password.?
Here is the link?
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From: "Justin Mann via groups.io" < w9fyi@...> Sent: 5/28/2021 7:55:44 AM
Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Thanks much for the help¡I¡¯m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct:***COde Follows***
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=US
network={ priority=1 ? ? ²õ²õ¾±»å=¡°³¾²¹²Ô²Ô³Ù°ù²¹±¹¾±²õ¡± ? ? ±è²õ°ì=¡°°Õ³æ±ô°ì76240¡±
}
network={ priority=2 ? ? ssid="Jmanntest" ? ? psk="Txlk76240" ? ? }
*** Code End*** On May 28, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
When you are looking at the menu¡ you enter the option, then a space, then the value. Then press enter. To set the option to defaults¡ it would be a u and then the menu option. Which will unset it.On May 28, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote:
I understand that part of it, but when I choose a menu option, do I then have to press the enter key to then enter the coresponding values? ?So when I¡¯m in the IRCDDB menu option, I, and I need to enter my call sign which is option L, do I press L, and then the dialogue comes up for my callsign. ?I¡¯m totally blind, and I use voiceover, so it¡¯s not reading me that prompt. ?I can make this all work, I just have to set things up to read as expected. On May 28, 2021, at 5:31 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First teh choice of module is up to you you will configure only one module on most MMDVM hats A, B or C traditionally B is 70cm I think C is 2 meters and A is for a 220 hat if such exists but you need not stick to that since only you will use it.
Once you finish configurine each seciton you "q" (Quit) out of that portion and return to the sub menu.?
Before you exit qnconfigure you "w"rite the configuration to the card.
if you get it working let me know what you did because I was not able to get it to work with a hat. I think I know why but the key word is "Think" I've not yet tested the theory.
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:35:14 PM EDT, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote: ?
FOlks,
I¡¯ve had a heck of a time trying to get a version of Raspberry PI OS to successfully image to an SD card, or should I say boot and connect to my wifi.? I¡¯ve created a wpa_supplicant.conf file, used touch to make a ssh file that I moved over to the boot partission of the SD card, and have done the necessary edits to enable the serial port, and disable bluetooth.? For whatever reason, there is something just acting weird with my attempt to install Raspberry Pi OS on this Pi 0W that I can¡¯t quite work out, so¡
I¡¯ve done a little experimenting, and have been able to successfully ssh in to my Pi when I have my card that I use for Pi-star installed, and I was successfully able to get qnet installed, and have started to try and run the ./qnetconfig script.? When you are in the menus, and you are presented with the various modules, in my case I chose b, as I¡¯m running an mmdvm hotspot, how do you move one choice to the next, so I know that I do need to go in to the IRCDDB menu, i, and login, l,once I¡¯ve pressed the letter l to enter my callsign, do I then press enter, and then enter the desired values, followed by enter again when I¡¯m finished??
Finally, is there a way that I can tel Pi-star not to load, but allow the Raspian OS to load so that I can use Qnet?? I¡¯m assuming that having both running on a hotspot probably causes problems.
Thanks for the help folks,
Justin
|
Re: Cannibalizing a pistar installation for Qnetgateway?
Thanks much for the help¡I¡¯m also making another attempt to create my own wpa_supplicant.conf file does this look correct: ***COde Follows***
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 country=US
network={ priority=1 ? ? ²õ²õ¾±»å=¡°³¾²¹²Ô²Ô³Ù°ù²¹±¹¾±²õ¡± ? ? ±è²õ°ì=¡°°Õ³æ±ô°ì76240¡±
}
network={ priority=2 ? ? ssid="Jmanntest" ? ? psk="Txlk76240" ? ? }
*** Code End***
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On May 28, 2021, at 9:05 AM, Elden AI7HL < AI7HL@...> wrote:
When you are looking at the menu¡ you enter the option, then a space, then the value. Then press enter. To set the option to defaults¡ it would be a u and then the menu option. Which will unset it.On May 28, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote:
I understand that part of it, but when I choose a menu option, do I then have to press the enter key to then enter the coresponding values? ?So when I¡¯m in the IRCDDB menu option, I, and I need to enter my call sign which is option L, do I press L, and then the dialogue comes up for my callsign. ?I¡¯m totally blind, and I use voiceover, so it¡¯s not reading me that prompt. ?I can make this all work, I just have to set things up to read as expected. On May 28, 2021, at 5:31 AM, John F Davis < wa8yxm@...> wrote:
First teh choice of module is up to you you will configure only one module on most MMDVM hats A, B or C traditionally B is 70cm I think C is 2 meters and A is for a 220 hat if such exists but you need not stick to that since only you will use it.
Once you finish configurine each seciton you "q" (Quit) out of that portion and return to the sub menu.?
Before you exit qnconfigure you "w"rite the configuration to the card.
if you get it working let me know what you did because I was not able to get it to work with a hat. I think I know why but the key word is "Think" I've not yet tested the theory.
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business" Note I am not a doctor, I don't even play one on television John F Davis
On Thursday, May 27, 2021, 11:35:14 PM EDT, Justin Mann via ??< w9fyi@...> wrote: ?
FOlks,
I¡¯ve had a heck of a time trying to get a version of Raspberry PI OS to successfully image to an SD card, or should I say boot and connect to my wifi.? I¡¯ve created a wpa_supplicant.conf file, used touch to make a ssh file that I moved over to the boot partission of the SD card, and have done the necessary edits to enable the serial port, and disable bluetooth.? For whatever reason, there is something just acting weird with my attempt to install Raspberry Pi OS on this Pi 0W that I can¡¯t quite work out, so¡
I¡¯ve done a little experimenting, and have been able to successfully ssh in to my Pi when I have my card that I use for Pi-star installed, and I was successfully able to get qnet installed, and have started to try and run the ./qnetconfig script.? When you are in the menus, and you are presented with the various modules, in my case I chose b, as I¡¯m running an mmdvm hotspot, how do you move one choice to the next, so I know that I do need to go in to the IRCDDB menu, i, and login, l,once I¡¯ve pressed the letter l to enter my callsign, do I then press enter, and then enter the desired values, followed by enter again when I¡¯m finished??
Finally, is there a way that I can tel Pi-star not to load, but allow the Raspian OS to load so that I can use Qnet?? I¡¯m assuming that having both running on a hotspot probably causes problems.
Thanks for the help folks,
Justin
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