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Asa, Without a KISS TNC, you can't start the AX.25 service.? The SignaLink USB is not a KISS TNC.? You'll need to review the docs again and setup the DireWolf virtual TNC. or get a TNC

I got back to testing today. * Brand new Raspberry Pi 4 * Brand new burn of the v2.2 PiGate software onto a micro-SD card * Signalink USB plugged into the lower left USB port * NO OTHER USB devices

Hi all! I just wanted to share some photo's of my latest project. I have installed two Pi 3b's in a single case to run both DMR and Dstar. It's almost finished but, I still have a few things to add to

I had the same problem with an adapter and a pi micro. Outside the cute little case all worked well. Buttoned up in the case the hdmi adapter had an interference fit with the case that kept it from

I had the same issue when I put Bulleye onto an old RPi 3b+ board that was connected to the 7” display. (Fully updated OS) I found a solution on the Internet (I think it was

I think I included a short script on the PiGate image /root/get_pi_version.sh. If it's not there, here it is: #!/bin/sh echo echo `cat /proc/device-tree/model` echo Works for all Pi

I have a 10" HDMI Amazon (Chinese) monitor that I use with multiple RPI4s without issue. What I found when I first got the monitor was that some micro HDMI to HDMI "adaptors" don't fit completely into

I modified the config files as you and others have noted.? ?Wouldn't work with a Elecrow 10.1" monitor but would with a 19" TV as an example.? Booster provided sufficient output to work with any TV

do a "cat /proc/cpuinfo at the command line last 4 lines will give you the revision etc. Revisions C03111 is 1.1 for a Pi4 4GB, C03112 is rev 1.2 for the 4gb and C03114 is rev 4 for the 4gb also try

Uncomment the line config_hdmi_boost=4 that increases the drive to the monitor [email protected]> wrote:

*ChuckM-* I have never heard of an HDMI Booster before. Thank you for the information and the link. I'm not sure that would help me in my case as the RPI Monitor has a 7-inch screen with a 6" HDMI

Thanks Mark, and N5XMT, My 1.5 image still works fine on a PI 3 so I'll leave it alone (do not upgrade).? Since it appears the 2.2 image is working on a Pi 4, I'll start working on that one as I

If someone does the full update/upgrade thing on the PiGate image, the PiGate integration will most likely not work any more.? This is the problem with open source software....people change things

Copyright date isn't date of manufacture.? It has no bearing on whether it boots or not.? Check the board for revision numbers. At one point the board changed slightly, and so did the onboard boot

Asa, I have not personally had any Pi4 that does not work with the latest PiGate software.? I am only going on a report by one person that I cannot confirm. If your newly purchased Pi4 works with

Not to sound silly, but are you plugging into the HDMI port closest to the power connector? Maybe you are plugging the TV in there and not the 7 inch monitor. Mick - W7CAT

I received my Raspberry Pi 4 Model B a week or so back but have not had time to fire it up.? It has a copyright date of 2018 on the PCB Booting PiGate v1.5 does NOT work. Booting PiGate v2.2 DOES

Have you changed the HDMI drive in config.txt? ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

Had similar problems with a RPi 4B couple years ago.? It's HDMI output would work with some TVs and monitors, but not others.? Ended up buying a HDMI booster and that solved the

Greetings, I'm sure that the problem is the user (me) and not the RPI4. I just got a new RPI4 4GB and hooked it up to my 7-inch HDMI display and could get nothing but a black screen. I did the mod