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I am using a RF usb dongle for the keyboard and mouse. The mouse works but the keyboard is problematic. I replaced it with a hard wired keyboard and mouse and had no problems other than the default

Matt et al, the existing ax25 utils are good but confusing, I am working on a simpler interface and hopefully can produce something useful in about a month. I am also planning to include a 44net

All, I'm new to the group, but I would like to suggest beginning a database of ham radio applications for the Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO Group. The database could contain information on various

Hi all, I'm Paula G8PZT and I don't yet own a Pi but would very much like to :-) My interest is in writing software for data-over-radio networking, VOIP, and SDR. Also have emcomms in the back of my

The new members has been growing rapidly... I try to check several times a day to approve if you know anyone who believes they have waited too long pop me an PM here... I wanted to drop a hint and

Hello, all. I'm Matt, KC2O, from San Francisco, and I've been interested in developing a platform for a low-cost, low-power packet-based emcomm BBS system. I have a fair bit of experience with PIC

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Ha, that's not cheating, that's sensible. Paul. DJ0CU

I am the proud new owner of a Raspberry Pi. I know next to nothing about Linux so this is a new experience. Can anyone reccommed any books? I cheated and bought a SD with Denubian already loaded on

Hello, My name is Mike, VE3YXA. My situation is opposite to Eric's, I am in Arizona right now. I've got my RPi in July, too, and now playing with Raspbian and RaspBMC. The project I have in mind is

Hi All, My name is Eric, I'm KC7KLZ. I recently acquired a Raspberry PI. When I found out about it, I had been playing with an Arduino uno. I was doing simple things like flashing morse code on

Hi to all, First at all, thanks to Jerome for accepting my request to joing the group. I was aware of the Raspberry Pi through a friend and now I am waiting to receive it. I think it will help me to

There are cards that don't work, or work unreliably. It's worth checking the list. ------------------------------ John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 <http://k7ve.org/blog>

Flash cards will probably work you may need to format them as ext2. Windoze will not see that partition though.

Hi All... I have 4 here waiting for me to specify what projects I want to try on, what I have two that have 8GB cards and 2 that have 16 GB Cards.. Beware you must read the compatability list to

Just wanted to make sure anyone interested in the Pi for D-STAR is aware of this project http://developer.berlios.de/projects/opendv (The Repeater and Gateway run on a Pi just fine, though the

Also, the Raspbian has a built-in tool to extend the partition on first boot up. It works fine and saves the multi-step manual process if you are running something bigger than 2

You can reload the OS over and over and over if need be... Simply use something like Win32 Disk Imager. http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads Jerry Kutche Electrical Supervisor Lehigh Cement

Hello John, ? Thanks very much for the explanation. I'm not sure whether I can overwrite what's on the card with a new installation of the OS, or whether I should load Linux into an old PC to get at

John, The default user/password for the standard PI distributions (wheezy and raspbian) are pi/raspberry. You can't log in as root, unless you set a root password, via sudo passwd. Sudo doesn't