Most likely problem is you are trying to run a 32 bit build on a 64
bit system. You could build it from source for your system.
73,
John
On 29/10/2024 16:44, Bob Bennett via
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I see this was discussed years ago. I have a bunch of unused
HTs and want to experiment with them using my Pi TNCs. I For the
life of me I can’t get the get_params command to work. It keeps
telling me that the file is not found. I am in the correct
subdirectory. I have done a chmod +x on the files. I have
re-installed the files. I turned on I2c in raspi-config and
rebooted. Why is the file not being seen? I want to play around
with BPQ and ax25.?
bob nz2z
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If you are in the directory with the file you want to run, and it's not in the normal PATH, (/use/bin etc) then put ./filename
That tells it to run that filename in the current directory
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I see this was discussed years ago. I have a bunch of unused HTs and want to experiment with them using my Pi TNCs. I For the life of me I can’t get the get_params command to work. It keeps telling me that the file is not found. I am in the correct subdirectory. I have done a chmod +x on the files. I have re-installed the files. I turned on I2c in raspi-config and rebooted. Why is the file not being seen? I want to play around with BPQ and ax25.?
bob nz2z
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Hello Bob,
If you "cd" into the directory where the get_params program is
located, do the following:
?? #Try running the file from the relative path
?? ./get_params
?? #Confirm the file is really there and see it's permissions
?? ls -la | grep get_params
?? #Get details on the file (is it built for ARM CPUs, etc)
?? file get_params
--David
KI6ZHD
On 10/29/2024 09:44 AM, Bob Bennett via
groups.io wrote:
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I see this was discussed years ago. I have a bunch of unused
HTs and want to experiment with them using my Pi TNCs. I For the
life of me I can’t get the get_params command to work. It keeps
telling me that the file is not found. I am in the correct
subdirectory. I have done a chmod +x on the files. I have
re-installed the files. I turned on I2c in raspi-config and
rebooted. Why is the file not being seen? I want to play around
with BPQ and ax25.?
bob nz2z
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I see this was discussed years ago. I have a bunch of unused HTs and want to experiment with them using my Pi TNCs. I For the life of me I can’t get the get_params command to work. It keeps telling me that the file is not found. I am in the correct subdirectory. I have done a chmod +x on the files. I have re-installed the files. I turned on I2c in raspi-config and rebooted. Why is the file not being seen? I want to play around with BPQ and ax25.?
bob nz2z
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
With the issue being HAMVOIP, then is isn't the pi or anything else. You need to contact the author of HAMVOIP and/or open an issue on the HAMVOIP github
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That's not the issue because, if I load any Debian, Ubuntu or Bookworm, the Pi boots and runs just fine. It does NOT like the Hamvoip image.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
That's not the issue because, if I load any Debian, Ubuntu or Bookworm, the Pi boots and runs just fine. It does NOT like the Hamvoip image.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Might want to check to see if your external drive exceeds the specs of the USB port
I am using a inexpensive SSD drive and it works for me
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Another error. Same setup.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
That screen shot was on a Pi4 2GB. I did the EEPROM flash and still nothing. It just refuses to boot to M.2.
This is alother try at boot Hamvoip on a M.2 with a Pi4. This was just today. SAME Pi4 with EEPROM flash. How do I install raspi-config on Hamvoip Arch? Maybe I need to use that to tell the OS where to boot?
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
At the bottom. "start4.elf is not compatible"
It doesn't have the Pi5 compatible boot files. It would have start5.elf and the rest of the supporting files for it if it was
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Here is my boot error. 
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Version - Supermon2 V2.0 Hamvoip Manager Date - April 4, 2021 Hostname - W2LPC Public IP - LAN IP - 192.168.0.5 IAX Port - 4568 Asterisk Manager Port - 5038 SSH Port - 1997 HTTP Port - 80
HamVoIP AllStar Version Numbers
HamVoIP Firmware Version---RPi2-3-4 Version 1.7-06 Allstar - November 29, 2023 - K4FXC HamVoIP AllStar Version---Asterisk 1.4.23-pre.hamvoip-V1.7.1-04 app_rpt-0.327-01/22/2022 Linux Kernel Version---Linux version 4.19.65-1-ARCH (builduser@leming)cc version 8.3.0 (GCC)) #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Aug 9 23:29:04 UTC 2019 ALL user configurable files are in the "/srv/http/supermon2/user_files" directory
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
I'm using Hamvoip Supermon2 Ver 7.4+ all updates / patches current.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Which version of HamVoIP are you using?? Best I can
tell, the HamVoIP project has stopped making updates in 2022 but
per the website, it says:
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May 21, 2022
Firmware image updated to version 1.7-01. This new
firmware image has all packages updated and should now boot all
supported Raspberry Pi hardware, including: Zero2W, 2B, 3B, 3B+,
3A+, CM3, CM4, Pi400 and 4B (rev 1.0 thru 1.5). Download
the latest firmware HERE
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Do note there is no mention of the Rpi5 on their website which is
significantly different hardware.? One of the previous messages
mentioned upgrading the RPi4 firmware by writing a special image
to an SD card, booting on it, etc.? After you do that, depending
on the revision of your Rpi4, I recommend you check the boot order
supported and enabled on your Rpi4 firmware.
--David
KI6ZHD
On 10/24/2024 08:00 AM, N5XMT wrote:
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That is very odd... So the kernel and bootloader
are correct if it boots from the SD card... I use Kingston's all
the time with my Pi4's and 5's without issue, so that's
definitely not it.
I would message the author of HAMVOIP and see if
they have any ideas.?
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On Oct 24, 2024, at 07:53, "W2LPC via "
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One more thing. The Hamvoip image is GOOD. It boots just
fine on the MMC. I have tried booting the SAME image on BOTH
Pi4 AND Pi5 (with M.2 SSD), just to see what would occur.
All I am trying to do is eliminate the MMC and use USB M.2
instead. I don't care if it's a Pi4 or Pi5.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
That is very odd... So the kernel and bootloader are correct if it boots from the SD card... I use Kingston's all the time with my Pi4's and 5's without issue, so that's definitely not it.
I would message the author of HAMVOIP and see if they have any ideas.?
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One more thing. The Hamvoip image is GOOD. It boots just fine on the MMC. I have tried booting the SAME image on BOTH Pi4 AND Pi5 (with M.2 SSD), just to see what would occur. All I am trying to do is eliminate the MMC and use USB M.2 instead. I don't care if it's a Pi4 or Pi5.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
One more thing. The Hamvoip image is GOOD. It boots just fine on the MMC. I have tried booting the SAME image on BOTH Pi4 AND Pi5 (with M.2 SSD), just to see what would occur. All I am trying to do is eliminate the MMC and use USB M.2 instead. I don't care if it's a Pi4 or Pi5.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
I have a Kingston 256GB M.2 NVME SSD. It's a good drive and does work with other OS's on the Pi4 and Pi5. It seems the Pi5's don't care about boot order. I took one (Pi5) out of the box and it booted directly to the USB, but not the Hamvoip. It's a very strange issue indeed.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Didn't realize it was a Pi5. Pi5 requires a different kernel for the new SOC on the Pi5. Check with the author of HAMVOIP and see if they may have a Pi5 version.
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Plain Jane Linux (Debian, Ubuntu) OS's will boot on the Pi4 (MMC boots just fine). If I use the SAME adapter on my Pi5 with ANYTHING other than my Hamvoip image, it will boot just fine. I think it has something to do with the way Hamvoip loads the bootstrap. Unknown.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
You can skip the copying from the SD card by burning the image direct to the SSD.
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Here are the steps you need to take to boot from a USB SSD on a pi4
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They do have a bootloader image on the pi downloads page that you burn to an SD, power it on and then wait for the green light to start flashing (instructions with the download) and that upgrades the bootloader.? What NVMe SSD are you using?? Any errors about power?
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Thank you for the reply. I am using a USB 3.0 M.2 NVME adapter. It plugs into the USB port on the Pi4. It will not boot. It see's the USB drive but, will not start the boot process. I can take a screen shot later and post the errors
I am getting. I have the Pi4 set to USB boot first, and flash card second (no flash card installed). Still nothing. Do I have to flash the EEPROM to get this to work? Thanks.
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