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Thanks for the info guys. I was able to reformat the SDcard using an old laptop with the new Linux on it. gparted worked, but was a bit scary to use. I used the instructions here:

I use this: https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/ SD Memory Card Formatter 5.0.1 for SD/SDHC/SDXC The SD Memory Card Formatter formats SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card and SDXC Memory Card

Disregard this link. It applies to a specific task and seems too complicated. Just add gparted from add remove software. 73 [email protected]> wrote:

https://raspberry-projects.com/pi/software_utilities/disk-tools/gparted

gparted. 73

Balena Etcher didn't work for me -- I think I know what I did wrong, but I need somebody to tell me if I understand my error correctly. The Raspberry Pi SD Card Copier instructions I found direct

Thanks Larry. Those scripts should help a lot. John, W0GN

You can expand the extra capacity in raspi-config on first boot on new medium. In terminal, sudo raspi-config. 73

It will copy everything including the card's formatting information. Howerer, if you back up to a larger card, it will end up the same usable size as the original card. You have to use gparted or

If I use an image maker? like Balena Etcher to make an image from my Pi SDcard, will it copy everything on the card or only the operating system? I make so many errors it would be nice not to go

Hi Nigel Does this work on the Pi 4B+ 8GB also? I am thinking of migrating from my old laptop I use for home use, which has a 500GB SSD courently and it would be nice to keep a near like but more

Use a powered hub if using heavy duty usb hardware otherwise lacking a power supply. 73

run raspi-config on startup. 73

You don't. It does it all by itself, as if by magic.

I presume your search was performed visually. The Linux operating system has a find command that will walk filesystems searching for a file name provided to it a one of the required arguments.

How do you configure it to boot from an external USB drive… Sent from my iPad rich clausi RC Software and Data

Raspberry Pi 400 works fine. OS is basically Debian so you'll be OK there. Remember that a Pi 400 will boot from an external USB drive so as small USB SSD works fine. I'm using the Samsung T7 model

Good morning, OM, I’m contemplating the same. Buying a 400 for my station. I can also give a vote for the Ham Pi suite. I currently run it on my pi and it does everything I’ve asked of it. I

Hi. I use the Ham Pi suite on my Pi400. 73

New member of this group and old OM planning to move to SDR I'm thinking to a Raspberry Pi-400 with a 13.3" HDMI LCD IPS 1920x1080 tactile screen to work a Hermes Lite 2 transceiver. I'm totally new