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Do the following sudo apt install synaptic After installing, synaptic will show in your preferences drop down menu click it on and go to its amateur radio programs. Most ham programs for the pi are

Your Pi doesn't have .exe files. That's a Windows peculiarity. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF W8IFF and GMRS WRBV701, e-mail nigel@...

I'm trying to set up a subMenu item to launch WSJT-X on the Pi4b PiOS.? ?When WSJT-X was installed, its icon appeared under the subMenu for Internet.? I made an additional subMenu "Ham Digital" and

There are lots and lots of articles and examples on this you can find via a Google search. Try that for more detailed info. Mark KD0QYN

Hello John, Clicking the Raspberry Pi icon in the upper left hand corner of the display reveals the drop-down menu. Click the Preferences icon (third from bottom), and chose Main Menu Editor from

Using a Pi4b with PiOS (Raspbian).? I want to add additional icons on the drop down Menu and be able to click on those icons to launch programs. All suggestions are welcome. John,? W0GN

So if your going across a router it is rewriting the ip packets, changing the addresses to allow local traffic to appear to come from the router, and then rewriting the responses to go back to the

" Network Error: Software caused connection to abort." is the error you get if the wifi disconnects from the Pi, then comes back, but the ssh connection isn't automatically restarted. if you reboot

Gosh, let's try this again. The first attempt was a mess. Thanks guys for the responses. They set me on the way toward a possible resolution, which I haven’t yet achieved. SOME

Hello Tom, Are you sure your Rpi isn't loosing it's wifi connection during this 0130 to 0230 UTC? Try running this command on your Rpi and as you can see from my example, one of my Rpi looses it's

My 2 cents worth If you are using an Apple IOS device version 14.xx (Iphone and Ipad) its necessary to go into the IOS settings and change the privacy setting. ? On Windows 7 my putty.exe was pretty

Thanks guys for the responses. They set me on the way toward a possible resolution, which I haven’t yet achieved. SOME CLARIFICATIONS: 1.The Putty error message is - Network Error: Software

Also, consider setting up the TCP Keep-alive feature in your PuTTY configuration (you've already saved it, so you can just double-click to restart the session, yes?). Select your session from the

Just a couple of thoughts off the top of my head: is the DHCP lease in the router expiring in the time frame stated? have you looked at dmesg to see if anything is reported?? Use (sudo) dmesg -T?

There is a thing called ssh timeout.? Lots of web sites on that, you should do a search. MarkKD0QYN

I am running a WSPR TX using a Pi V1. It's WiFi controlled via my router and Putty SSH on my main PC. Putty is set to send frequent "keep alive" requests, and this gives me continuous control and

*Microsat WX3in1 Plus 2.0* ( https://microsat.com.pl/product_info.php?products_id=100&ceid=aa84be26cfaffd3b02aba86deeec70cf ) This solution is not plug-n-play and it's not a Pi, however, I know of

Fellow Hams, I am pleased to announce that HamPi 1.4 <https://github.com/dslotter/HamPi> is now available for public download! Please use the attached BitTorrent file to make it easier for everyone

To answer the question "Which PI?" Assuming you are speaking of a Packet TNC 1200 baud.. any Raspberry pi has plenty of Horse power. A RPI4 is actually overkill... I use and have used for at least

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