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Buster has made some changes to increase security.? Sudo doesn't work for all commands. The easy fix is to become root before doing anything "sudo su -".? This doesn't need a password for the "pi"

The procedure I used to install the Fldigi programs on the Pi3 are attached.? this seemed to work on the pi4 until the 'sudo make install' command line. I worked on it for hours yesterday finally

the command was 'sudo make install'

Sorry the command line was 'sudo make install'

It would be helpful to see the command you gave that generated the errors.

You may need to do that even if you have a VESA monitor. A lot of monitors use the VESA mount for the stock stand. For some monitors you may be able to attach a RPi on a VESA mount along with a VESA

And for those who don't have a VESA monitor you can put the Pi in a case and Velcro it to the back of the monitor. Or maybe for a bit better cooling, just use a few standoffs to mount a flat plate to

Then, for more than what we pay for the monitors, we can get a nice VESA mount to hold the rPI on the back of the monitor. https://amzn.to/2qLH7rL

/usr/bin/ld: //usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libsndfile.so.1: error adding symbols: DSO missing from command line collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status make[3]: *** [Makefile:2756: fldigi] Error

Cool! I have a 27" AOC on the desk but need small for portability. Thanks for the heads-up! We visit thrift stores frequently. DavidC KD4E

Amherst, NH ... a flash from the past. Thanks for the suggestion! I need the monitor to be highly portable, so 10.1" or 11.6" is about the maximum size. Thanks, DavidC KD4E a > HDMI connector it

If you don't need it to be minature and run from 5V Staples has a nice collection of 17" to 24" displays for under $100. If they have a HDMI connector it is Plug and Play with the RPI. -- Hamilton

I just went to Goodwill and picked up a couple monitors for my RPis. I got a 19" Dell and a 22" widescreen monitor for around $15 each. If you watch the days they have special discounts for different

You DO want high resolution and might have to juggle the display parameters in boot. I found the 10" Winmaxit flat LCD HDMI on ebay is pretty dang good, plug n go, its bright, adjustable, This is my

I need something friendly to my 64yr old eyes but don't want to pay for more monitor than the Raspberry Pi 4B can support. I'm thinking that higher resolution, greater brightness, and higher

Jason, Your post go me started and I appreciate it. I used the command Jeff provided and now have wsjt 2.1.0, thanks! -- Hamilton K1HMS Amherst, NH USA

I also ran into this same problem in Buster. I found that I could only change the pi password using: sudo raspi-config Then navigate the menu to change the pi password All other users' passwords

Hello Stewart, "sudo" prompts you to for YOUR password but "su" prompts for the root user's password. If the root password isn't set, you'll never be able to successfully use "su". If you want to

Jason, No problem. You're doing great work, and like i said, this isn't something anyone did "wrong" it's just how sourceforge works. Most other providers have moved to more modern ways of

Jeff, Thanks for the heads up on the way sourceforge works on the back end. I didn't know that their links wouldn't remain the same or not work the same way all of the time. Learn something new every