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Attched is a PDF that shows the errors I get with install dash Oh and I tried sudo app update, trying it again, Seems to be working on something More in a few minutes

John Please try "sudo apt update" and then try the installdash again. I think this should fix the issue. Colby

Try "sudo apt update" and see if you get the same errors. If you do, there is a problem with your /etc/apt/sources.list file that is causing this to occur, and is not actually a QnetGateway

The post was a typo.. The errors are when I try to install the dash. The address is generated by the software and is http:// sonmething (several errors one for each file) When I try to connect to the

When you put the address in your browser, are you just putting your IP of your hotspot? Or are you typing out http , because in the error you listed below, the format is incorrect. It shows http:.//

Thanks, not an option I can use as I'm using Icom Radio in Terminal/Access point mode. When I do the sudo make installdash command (Note I copy it out of the read me file so I know I type it

Its built into QNetGateway. When you configure the module with qnconfig, select MMDVM Modem instead of MMDVMHost-based System. Colby

Now have the dashboard installed...... Tom you mentioned your MMDVMHosts replacement. can not find it.

I got it up and running no dashboard but back online..will do more Thursday.? At least I go back before DOS so a command line does not scare me.

I just updated QnetGateway on one of my two hotspots just an hour or so ago, and it went smoothly. Tested working afterwards with REF-001C and then DSTAR1. I'm now inspired to try my hand at some CSS

Remember that Linux is case-sensitive a Defaults file is different that a defaults file. I assume you mean "defaults", but if git pull was complaining about the defaults file, it means you edited it,

Fun day in the QnetGateway.? First I did a GP and got an error message about the Defaults file Got around that (cp defaults defaults.bak? unlink defaults and GP worked? now I have the Dashboard

Think I might give this a shot now that you have a dashboard Tom Elmer [W5SLG]

This is awesome! Thanks a ton Tom. Very nice.

Hi Tom, Thanks for your efforts. Another cool feature would be, to have some buttons next to the yourcall entry field which then could be configured as quick access buttons for the most frequent used

Not yet. I have one more section I want to add and then I will add it QnetIcomGateway. -- ___________________________ 73 n7tae (at) tearly (dot) net

Tom, will this work with QnetIcomGateway? Dan

Thanks Elden. When you posted this message, I had already been working on that feature, and it's done and pushed up into the master branch, ready for you to pull down. An intelligent last heard list

I noticed this last night when I pulled the changes. My main interest in a dashboard would be to see a history of key-ups that were received with callsigns and timestamps. Of course such a thing would

A functional, rudimentary web-based dashboard had been added to QnetGateway. It's uses the Linux php mini web server. If you're interested in using it, do a "git pull" in your build directory. Then,