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Don, Can you list the */etc/dhcpcd.conf* you've edited? dave... David B. Donaldson dave@... 443-618-2454 cell WRCB627 / KC3OSG ------------------------------------------------------- *The

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Thanks Steve. I'll take a look. Scott

Don, Which image are you using? And did you set the right interface to static? (WLAN or Inet?) Using the dhcpcd.conf is the “right” way to do it (with modern distros) even though there are other

I have tried unsuccessfully to setup a static ip address for the pi 400 modifying dhcpcd.conf.? I am successful in updating the conf file, however, I feel like the system is not really looking at

Have a look at our BRIAN kit which uses the board from a BF888S to build a node www.kitsforhams.com/brian ( http://www.kitsforhams.com/brian ) Also, in the Files section of our BRIAN group, you will

Good suggestions David. Thanks for the help. Scott/KK6DZ

Hello Scott, We all started from zero so if you stick to it, I'm sure you'll get it. I guess the best place I can recommend to get started is here: https://hamvoip.org/ You'll need to do a lot

Thanks Mick. I'm starting to think you're right about HamVoIP. Scott

Depending on what you are trying to do. HamVoIP may be easier to deal with. I looked at ASL (Allstar Link) a while back and if I remember correctly, it won't run on the 64-bit OS. Then again, I could

David - Thanks - I think the fob is working reliably now. Now, as to ASL software... I have no idea where to go next. I am truly a newbie when it comes to RPi, linux, Allstar - all new to me. My

I agree about the Syba and here is the part number:? SD-CM-UAUD I hope that helps. Mick - W7CAT

Hello Scott, How old is this FOB? If it's pretty new, you might have a problem. There are a lot of these units that are very poorly made and if your USB contacts are getting a lot of oxidation now,

David - Thank you for the quick response and info about dmesg. I know almost nothing about Linux commands so every little bit helps. I ended up simply cleaning the usb fob contacts with a pencil

Solved my problem. I guess I just didn't have a good connection between the fob USB contacts and the Pi. Cleaned them up and now see both mic & speaker channels.

Hello Scott, If you open up a terminal window your Raspberry Pi and run the "dmesg" command, you'll see all kinds of kernel logging stuff. Now connect your CM108 sound device and run "dmesg" again.

I am new to the RPi world and have what's probably a "dumb" question. I am not a software guy so please go easy on me. My ultimate goal is to build an Allstar link using a BF-888S and CM108 audio

Asa, Yeah, having two TNCs will be problematic. Docs are attached.? I don't recall you mentioning not having current docs. MarkKD0QYN

Please also recall I do not have the v2.2 doc, I’m working with the v2.1 doc. If the v2.2 doc talks specifically about the SignaLink, I would appreciate having access to a copy. Thank you, Asa

I started with an unaltered image and SignaLink did not work. Not entirely true because I did have to make a mod for gps. But that was it. SignaLink did not work for me out of the box. I had to