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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

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

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

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

MacOS has "dd" and it works. I just tried it on my iMac. In terminal, cd to where your .img file is. Then type: sudo dd bs=4m if=2021-03-04-raspios-buster-armhf-lite.img of=/dev/rdiskX I hope you

Hi there, Is there a good terminal command that I could use the remove the current image on the SD card, and reimage it? Looks like my SD card is in /dev/disk4? I tried to use Etcher, and write

Good, it sounds like your wpa_suplicant file is okay. I'm pretty sure ssh.txt won't work. You need an "ssh" file in the boot directory without an extension. Start over and reimage the SD card. You can

The terminal command to create an empty file would be “touch ssh” (If I recall correctly). I definitely think the .txt extension would be a problem.

Yes. I did use stickys on my mac to create a file. It did add a .txt extension, but the dockumentation indicated that so long as the file was named ssh, that should work. If the txt extension is

that is what it appears. i’ve managed to get the Pi to see my wifi network, and it definitely does have a good ip address. I saw where if I put a blank filed named ssh in the boot partision of the

Justin did you follow the instruction about enabling ssh by putting the file in the boot partition before booting?

Justin, if it’s a new image… possibly SSH is not enabled by default.

Hi Tom, I’m assuming that the pi is using port 22? Anyway, I did manage to get the device to connect to my wifi network, and it does have the ip address of 192.168.1.32 but it is refusing the

It is reasonably straightforward to do this, but first let me say, it is preferable to run hot-spots through a wired internet connection, if at all possible, You will have better digital voice

Folks, i’ve just purchased an S card of 32 GB, and I’m going to try and install qnet gateway. Being totally blind, using any kind of external keyboard, and monitor connected to a Pi is going to

I would say I enjoy groups.io and sometimes I feel at times that GitHub gets layed in to much complexity when trying to locate stuff and read all the treads but I would say no I believe it would make

Tom, In the long run it seem to be a good idea. I say go for it. Will

After quite a bit of playing around with this, there is a new version for DVAP users that will allow you to either configure your DVAP using its serial number, or its assigned device path (i.e.,

Sorry for so many messages. I opened another terminal and watched it close and reopen. Here are the results. Highlighted are my concerns. I have been looking at the code trying to figure out what the

I am starting to get weird errors now that I am watching it more closely -- Logs begin at Tue 2021-04-06 03:47:11 UTC. -- Apr 10 23:25:24 dstarrepeater qngateway[372108]: Inactivity to local