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I just got two AnyTone AT-D878UV II plus Using chirp to program them ---Mike Bader?Privacy and Security?“I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anythingI want you to see.” when

I would suggest a better fan and heatsink for the p5I got mine at microcenter ---Mike Bader?Privacy and Security?“I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anythingI want you to see.”

I used a pi for pihole gateway and network router add blockerthere is a docker version too kb8khc ---Mike Bader?Privacy and Security?“I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anythingI

- tps://www.raspberrypi.com???tutorials ? nas-box-raspberry-pi-tutorial How to build a Raspberry Pi NAS Open Windows Explorer. In the path bar, enter pi-nas.local and press the Enter

there are but may be pricey mostly designed for windows ---Mike Bader?Privacy and Security?“I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anythingI want you to see.” when encryption is

I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague and required printing

Hello all. Please see attached photo of my Radioberry. The radio appears to be deaf at all frequencies. I have tried all I can think of and nothing seems to work. I have injected several frequencies

You need to back the kernel down to 6.1.74. After that they dropped the old GPIO libraries in the kernel sudo rpi-update d86b5843d68b9972a5430a6d3da1b271cfc83521 ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

I would recommend to post your question at https://github.com/brgl/libgpiod/discussions --David KI6ZHD

These changes to the Python GPIO library functions have me stumped. I keep looking for documentation, but I haven't found the correct place. I am trying to read and input pin. I'm interested in

Good morning all, thanks for all the comments I decided to format the SD card and re-install Bullseye again after playing around forever. All is well now and the OS also runs a lot faster now. Screen

Hello Tom, my name is Kelly welcome to the raspberry-bowl.

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Mike,?? Have you tried your monitors horizontal centering?? It's usually a small switch on the right or left of the enclosures bottom. Mike K8SYN

You can adjust it in the Pi setup utility or one of the ini files. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF W8IFF and GMRS WRBV701, e-mail

Good morning all, I have the Pi 3 Model B using Raspbian version Bullseye. I have included a picture of the screen issue I am having and not sure how to fix it. Mike

Thanks for the info Kelly I gave that a go and still the same issue. Mike VE9KK

Random idea of trying sudo raspi-config, to enable legacy GL drivers k

Good morning all, I have the Pi 3 Model B using Raspbian version Bullseye. For some reason, my desktop screen has a white line on the left of the screen. It's about 2 inches wide and travels

Sorry, I meant to forward this to our Elmira Ham digital group. Judging by the bounce backs, I may have responded rather than forwarded. Ouch. Apologies. Rich ve3DCC rich clausi Personal Account