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DNS. I doubt this is a matter of the storage medium and more of an issue with different OSes with different configurations on the different media: - in a terminal window, run "sudo dmesg" and

Using a Pi-5 and 64 bit Bookworm.? Seems OK booting on SD card.? Internet extremely slow booting on SSD. Several attempts to make it work.? Latest was using SD card and updating it.? Then write

Ah, yes. We have had the same problem! I bet every one of those radios is a recent Yaesu model - their UI is really easy to mess this up without knowing it. What we did was to add

I am pondering using a Raspberry PI for a repeater controller. Until now I’ve been a firmware bare-metal repeater controller builder. A local repeater has a problem in that people keep leaving

I was actually planning to use my RPi 4B. I have only seen one ssd interface card.? I did buy a metal case from Amazon that was a little taller than most cases and included a heat sink and fan as

Hello Bill, With this being the issue, it be helpful to know what you are using for a repeater. You may also want to ask the question at the svxlink at groups.io? /g/svxlink Mick

Thanks for the info. Allstar is an option but we like some of the features of OpenRepeater. I will look into Allstar a little further. 73 - BILL KA8VIT ________________________________ Sent:

Hi Mike, Thanks for the reply. The OpenRepeater folks don't seem to be very responsive though I am continuing with that avenue. The issue is... for the life of me I cannot get the timeout feature

I have to agree with WHY - this has NOTHING to do with the original post! And to add to the confusion, and to some degree, Allstar and HAMVoIP are two different systems. There is more out there, and

WHY? --- For about 15 years now hams have been using Raspberry PI's with software for ALLSTAR?? I run 2 Vertex VRX 7000 repeaters with RPI2's .... they have been on the air for over 7 years.. Now

Hi Bill, I am running a UHF repeater / remote base with openrepeater v2.1.2 and an ICS controller. https://ics-ctrl.com/ -Gregg WB6YAZ

https://www.hackster.io/cyberleader3000/nassie-raspberry-pi-home-network-attached-storage-hardware-38a258

Hello Bill, As I thought, they are running SVXLink for their controller. We are working with SVXLink for repeater linking. What are some of your questions? Have you asked the OpenRepeater guys your

It is the OpenRepeater software. https://openrepeater.com/ OpenRepeater Project (Official Site)<https://openrepeater.com/> Project page for OpenRepeater, a low cost amateur radio repeater controller

I guess the first question back, what is the software??? Mick - W7CAT

Anyone running the OpenRepeater Project software on their repeater controllers ? I have a few questions. Thanks ! 73 - BILL KA8VIT

It currently has four “standard” SATA drives in it so I think the main question is RAM… Dave Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2024 4:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

I'm not sure as I don't have any of that Hp hardware but here are the TrueNAS requirements: https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/23.10/gettingstarted/scalehardwareguide/ The larger question will be

Would this run on an HP miniserver? I could do with backing up my NAS.... Dave G4UGM

Hello Jim, This really doesn't have anything to do with Amateur Radio but the list has been slow for a while now so I'll bite. I don't know if I would call that a "NAS" as a NAS (to me),needs to