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OK, It’s time to fess up. I did not have tailscale running on the Windows 11 PC. All is well now. Thanks again, Larry for putting me in the right track for tracing the url. All, please excuse the

Many thanks, Larry, for your helpful suggestions.? The Pi properly shows up on my Tailscale machine inventory and it does show up on my network as well as the Flex.? It appears to be a windows 11

is the FLEX on your network? Try running AngryIP * or some network mapping program, some routers can show you active IP addresses others do not. ping in the command (terminal) box works as well. PC or

I have never run into this situation whereby I can only communicate with my Flex 6500 via my Raspberry Pi 4B on my Wi-Fi connection using tailscale. ?I am unable to reach the radio using my wired

If you are using the Argon1 - and installed the management software for the fan and shutdown - you only have to shutdown from the menu and it turns the power off.

Hi Larry, I already mentioned the case interfering with the cable plug fully seating and was promptly dismissed. It is also possible to damage the conductors inside the cable by pulling on the cable

I would look at your power source. Those USB bricks can be troublesome sometimes. Maybe use a USB power pack to see if you notice any difference. And oddly enough? if you use a surge protector power

<k5atg@...> wrote: Hello Aaron, If your RPi is not outputting video, it may be due to the HDMI cable and/or adapter not being fully seated. There's also the possibility the RPi

Had a similar issue. In my case it was after an update & upgrade. It seems the fake kms driver is depreciated, so raspOS has changed it into the kms driver. In my config.txt I had to change the

I have unit and case that the MDNI cable would not quite fit with unit in the case but worked fine with it out of the case. I got a cable that would fit and ended the problem. See if yours will work

When I powered it down, I did it using the power down option in the start menu and left the power plugged in. I will try another HDMI when I can

Btw.. when you say "Powered it down and went to bed", can you tell us how you shut down your Rpi? Just to be sure, it's important to understand you cannot just unplug the power. You have to use the

On the HDMI Display, it just says no signal USB SSD is a little bit out of my price range for now.

Don't use SD cards. It boots and runs much faster from a USB SSD. Never had one fail.

Hello Aaron, With your problematic Rpi4+SD card setup, what do you see on the HDMI display when you first power on? See

Ok my RPI 4 seems to be doing everything possible to really get under my skin. Everything was working just fine yesterday. I spent a couple of frustrating hours of putting all of the radio software I

I had a low voltage warning once. But it only happened after I performed an update to a fresh Bullseye. When I switched my SD card to my previously used card that had Buster on it, problem never

or you can get a USB-C specific one now:?https://a.co/d/injFbfh?(There are also other one for a bit more money that have? clip leads available.)? 73, Dave N4DJS

N5XMT, The power supply that I am using is a power outlet strip. It does not tell me the amps on it. The cord is just a braided USB cable that I found was more suitable for charging phones than

Aaron, Check the voltage with a voltmeter between the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins 2 (+5) and 6 (ground). If you are interested in volts and current, buy a USB volt/ammeter and place it in-line with your