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Anyone have HAMRS running on a RPI 400, RPI4 with 4gig of memory? running 64 bit bookworm OS? I'm trying to put together an RPI portable station with my G90 and a Magloop antenna. Got WSJT, FLRIG,

It's orderable. I also ordered some storage: Best regards,LarryWB6BBB On Wednesday, October 25, 2023 at 08:56:06 AM PDT, Larry Dighera <ldighera@...> wrote: If you'd like to add an M.2 NVMe SSD to

Newark has that as a placeholder for the M.2 hat that raspberry pi foundation is working on.? Pi foundation has no estimated time on when it will be ready, or what the price will be... Notice Newark

If you'd like to add an M.2 NVMe SSD to your RPi5, you can order one here: RASPBERRY-PI SC1166 RPI 5 M.2 HAT https://www.newark.com/raspberry-pi/sc1166/rpi-5-m-2-hat/dp/82AK3964 0 In stock

Here is the official update on RPi5 availability. https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-5-available-now/ Raspberry Pi 5: available now! 23rd Oct 2023 Eben Upton 56 comments Three weeks ago, we

I have created a Bookworm 32GB SD card (fully updated) and booted a RPI4 4GB module from it without problems. I downloaded and installed (apt get install ...) wsjtx and jtdx. Both will load but with

True. Should be good ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

I have a 32G SD card, seems unlikely I'm out of space, nothing else is there right now.

Also installing Python apps is different. You have to make the virtual environment to install and run them in, or you have to add "--break-system-packages" at the end of the command line. Used to just

I've been running it on Pi4 4g and 8g versions. Chrome is still slow as ever, but Firefox has been fairly snappy.? What size SD card are you running, could it be run ing out of space? ?Get BlueMail

Hello Keith, First thing you should do is make sure the OS and firmware is fully patched. Next, open up a terminal window and start either Firefox or Chromium from the command line. If the program

Usually, these Raspberry Pi OS upgrades are pretty benign and it's pretty safe to do so but not this one. In addition to all the Wayland disruption, I think I've observed a Unix permissions issue for

I recently decided to update the OS in a Raspberry Pi 4, and the newer versions of YAAC, Direwolf and others. I used the Raspberry Pi Imager app to load the newest 64bit Debian Bookworm and the Pi

Wow, that’s a pretty GRIM way to look at things. ? I thought we were hams that enjoyed experimenting with NEW technology all the time. That’s what separates us from the average appliance

My advice for hams, unless you are expert in Linux and want to test the new software, wait. Wait. Wait until all the peoblems have been worked out by others. 73

I don't use BM because it sucks. Anyway, the problem was a bad hat. Thanks for the help.

So far, the only Pi5's in the wild are with beta hardware testers, and those that got priority with the Mag-Pi magazine advance order codes.? The biggest issue will be the new BookWorm PiOS.? The

Release day is today and my local MicroCenter changed availability from today to mid November so no pi for me yet. 73, Pat NE4PO rpi4hamradio-groupsio@...> wrote:

I don't think the Rpi5 hardware has been released to the general public just yet but it's clear the Raspberry Pi Foundation sent review units to a LOT of YouTubers and other people to get the word out

Has anyone tried the PI5? Are there any issues with amateur radio software? -- Jay WB2QQJ