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But isn’t Tiger available for Mac, Windows and Linux?

Yeah, but I am a Mac and not Windows and need to connect to other servers. -- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County ARES?/RACES +1.703.628.3868 http://www.pwcares.org/ IM: kg4giy

Use TigerVNC for the viewer and it works perfect.? Recommended by rpi foundation with Bookworm ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

Is this the release that came out yesterday? Warning - it has Waylan X VNC enabled if you use raspi-config to turn on your VNC server and RealVNC cannot talk to it. Throws a security too high error.

Both 32 and 64bit versions are out! https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/ --David KI6ZHD

Thanks David.? I found a utility in RPI thta does the same thing.? I just didn't know enough of the commands.? This is all new to me. Don - kx9q

I got lucky.? After further research I found there is a utility in RPI that allows me to change the password without knowing the original password.? Spence your suggestion was one of several listed,

Unfortunately, if you can’t remember the admin password you will have to remove the SD card and replace the hashed password with a known hash using a PC. That’s a huge undertaking and can’t be

Yeah, I was right the first time…sorry, been a while… $ sudo passwd <username> This assumes your Pi name is tied to SUDOer privileges. -- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County

Sorry, that’s $ sudo passwd -S <username> https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/managing-users-passwd? Managing Linux users with the passwd command redhat.com -- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince

You can get in via VNC? Open a terminal and run sudo passwd username command. David -- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County ARES?/RACES +1.703.628.3868 http://www.pwcares.org/ IM: kg4giy

I am trying to update RealVNC using putty, however, I don't recall the password!? For some reason I can get into RPI through the viewer on the pc since it must remember the password, however on the

Here are some screen grabs from the video revue. wrote:

Re-read the pi foundations info. The oversized wall wart is to enable full power on the USB ports for SATA drives etc. On the standard adapter, they limit them to 600ma. ?Get BlueMail for Android

Which is why it comes with a beefier wall wart. LOL Hank W6IR

According to the pi foundations info, it draws less than the pi4 under the same conditions. Less power per Instruction.? Also runs cooler without heatsinks ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

I can’t call it a review because I haven’t actually used one yet. This is my overview of the features of the Raspberry Pi 5 that I consider most relevant for Amateur Radio use:

Here is an extremely comprehensive Raspberry Pi 5 review: https://youtu.be/nBtOEmUqASQ?si=cCz6-2x4Wx86shXl Notably, the Pi5 has ~double RAM throughput, SD card, GPU video and WiFi throughput compared

From what I have seen in the early YouTube reviews, IO throughput looks to be much better. The UI screen performance looks much snapper and more useable. The RPi5 has a dedicated I/O chip. With better

Also has a connector for the PCI-E bus [email protected]> wrote: