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have you looked at ham-pi? it's all in one current version is 1.5, but he is working on a new version (2.0) that will be based on the latest PiOS Bullseye.

Good day, I just picked up a Kingston 240gb ssd and I'd like to make it my primary default drive. Any comments on which OS I should use? I have narrowed it down to a few: * Raspberry PI OS 32

Hi I also check local Pawn shops for small 10" and up monitors and laptops. I am using an old HP laptop with Ubuntu Linux for use as home PC. A Coby, I think brand 12" monitor to use at the

While you are looking for small TV/Monitors, don't forget to visit your local Goodwill stores. I've bought a bunch of 13-21 inch units for $10-15. I look for the ones that have DC inputs, often 12 or

Arron- I'll add my 2 cents.. When pricing monitors I found they were many time more expensive that a TV with multiple inputs. The Bugout shack-go box type of shack everyone is putting together, you

Good point David. I should mention that I always use vnc via a ssh tunnel/local forward and never expose a vnc server port to the internet. 73 Glenn VE9GJ

Aaron, though it might not matter to you, I believe switching this disables encryption on the VNC session. Legacy VNC "passwords" are usually stored in plaintext and I also believe those TCP streams

Not sure if this will fix the issue. On the pi desktop I always change the vnc server option authentication from unix password to vnc password. Then set up the vnc password on the users and

That port looks like the standard one, so it should be fine. As for the username, have you tried pi?

Ah, that might be the answer then. Yes, it is dumb version, so it means changing the encryption on the Pi side…which would break other VNC clients…. -- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince

The Raspberry Pi OS images come with the "Real VNC" server which supports encryption and stronger authentication compared to legacy VNC servers. You can either dumb down the Rpi's VNC server or

This seems to be a function of that version of VNC I noticed. I tried other VNC clients, with no issues. But I haven’t found a solution either. I think it might be related to that Windows AD

I use my RPI4 headless mode on my PC every day. I also have it hooked up to my TV via HDMI cable in case I need it. At this point, I am just going to step away and take a break for a few days before I

have a look here: https://www.agri-vision.nl/portal/projects/7-raspberry-pi-sstv-camera <https://www.agri-vision.nl/portal/projects/7-raspberry-pi-sstv-camera> Not completely what you are asking for,

Thank you sir

Canakit will let you buy one 4GB PI 4B for $45 or $58 including shipping. I just ordered mine. I think I might already have had an order for a 2 GB unit placed a couple of months ago at Adafruit

It appears that the RaspberryPi boards are still available in the UK, at least in one store: https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b But the second shop in the UK seems to be just as out

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Here is an application that sends images over AX.25: Packet Compressed Sensing Imaging (PCSI) ( https://maqifrnswa.github.io/PCSI/ ) If part of the transmission gets lost there is just an overall

It looks like the following have stock of Raspberry PI 4 boards only: - https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/raspberry-pi-4?variant=29157087445075 -