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If you disconnect the USB dongle does the low voltage warning disappear? If so, you either need a better USB supply and cord, or you need a powered USB hub to plug the GPS dongle into.? What power

Thanks for the help and information. I do not know how to check the voltage and amps on my USB cable. Right now I'm setting up following how Jason KM4ACK has his set up. I'm running headless with VNC

Hi friends, fellow hams, and HamPi / HamPC users... I'm sorry the September release of HamPi is a couple of days late... We had Hurricane Ian come and visit the area, and while it hit Florida hard,

Thanks to all the responded, I got it working.? Anyone running HamClock on a 31" monitor?? ?If so what are your settings???? Tnx Tex ka5y

Tex, The instructions that Dave posted in his answer worked for me very well. Make sure that the DX-Spider Cluster server you configure is active. I am using dxc.wb3ffv.us:7300... not sure I set

I have not done this but: http://www.clearskyinstitute.com/ham/HamClock/ Click on User Guide. Page 8 has setup for DXCluster. 73, Dave N4DJS

Could someone tell me how to setup DxCluster in HamClock for live spots? Tnx Tex ka5y

I'm running HamClock on Pi3+ and it works FB.? Can someone help me with the setting up the live spots in the Dx Cluster?? Running latest vs of Hamclock 2.84 Seems all I get is error for every thing

PAUL I/F board has a COS LED attached to GPIO4 on the CM108 That is in addition to the GPIO3 pin that is used for PTT. Anyone know what to put in the direwolf.conf file to get the LED to light

Excellent… Thank You. I also right click on the drive and “open in terminal” to get there fast. This is a Rasp Pi 400. I was a bit hasty when I ordered it during Covid days. I missed the “I”

Have a look at the manual page for chmod: man chmod cd <your hard drive device-name>; chmod -R 777 * will recursively descend the directory tree.

Thank you… I was able ,as super user, to see and change the permissions on the directories and make all readable and writable. ls -l takes a very long time to list a zillion files. I may just

Hello Rich, I have written a little script that you may find useful. You can see it below, and I've attached a copy of it that can be run from a terminal. Best

And how much did the electricity to do that cost? Ben -- Ben Coleman nj8j@... "I love the way Microsoft follows standards. In much the same manner that fish follow migrating caribou."

Thank you all for your help. I hope to try this next week Cheers, Rich ve3DCC Sent from my iPad rich clausi RC Software and Data

Very interesting I think. Please provide a link to the source code, thank you. I can't find it within the (translated here) link in your post.

I suggest you investigate GParted Live. It's a "Live" bootable linux with GParted (Gnu Partition Editor) that you install onto a USB thumb drive. You download and create an image on a USB drive,

Sudo fdisk /dev/sda. If it is /dev/sda. Use whatever device name it is assigned Then delete the partitions 1 at a time and write to disk and exit fdisk. Sudo fdisk /dev/sda, create a partition, set

Reformat it using sudo gparted If you don't already have gparted installed then sudo apt install gparted Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio

Hi, Just run /*gparted*/? as root. Cheers, Will