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Jeff, I created the image on a Raspberry Pi 4. I know it works there. Then I took the exact file I uploaded and wrote it to a SD card and successfully booted on a Raspberry Pi 2 B. How large is the

Chuck, We are in the process of seeding a bittorrent right now. Please stay tuned. -- - Dave W3DJS ( https://www.qrz.com/db/W3DJS )

Walter, I created this image on a Raspberry Pi 4. How large is the image you downloaded (exact bytes please)? What software did you use to flash the image to your micro SD card? What happens during

Hi Jason, Love your YouTube channel. I'm one of your Patreons. Yes, it is a huge download. We're putting it up on BitTorrent to help. I will downsize the next version I produce. This is based on

Looks like it blew out those hosts too! Doug WB5TKI

If you're "out in the field" like on Field Day, you may want to make a connection to your Raspberry Pi through a network, like you would at home, to SSH login, or VNC, or something like that.?

I use the hotspot feature on my own pi. When on the home network, it connects to the wifi, and I use it as a typical computer in the ham shack. When I take it on the go, it provides a hotspot so

Could you possibly list some use cases for the hotspot feature? - N7RAS wrote:

Out of curiosity, did you automate the build some sort of way, or is it all manual? And would you mind if someone put it up as a Torrent? Peter

I've had no luck on the Pi4, either. it doesn't boot. I've written the image directly using dd, and with balena etcher.

tar ? gzip ? torrent server?

Anyone get this to work on a RPI4 yet? I have burned the image twice already on a 32g card, but no boot at all. Walter/K5WH Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2019 7:28 PM To:

Outstanding Dave! I noticed it is a 17GB download. Anyway to downsize it a bit more? Did you build on the full Raspbian or the desktop only? 73, de KM4ACK Find Me On YouTube (

Looks like this has already blown up one of our hosting providers. Here are the new links for downloading: You can download it from: either http://bit.ly/W3DJSRasPiv2imgNew (

Fellow Hams and Raspberry Pi Enthusiasts, I am pleased to announce the release of version 2 of the Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Image I've been working on. It contains extensive amount of pre-compiled,

A little bit more info FWIW. LinBPQ/BPQ32 Netrom also supports a newer similar protocol for which documentation is not easy to find in a quick search. JNOS also support Netrom and INP. Bill

Whew! Do you have a web page explaining all that?? I was into packet when it was invented, but now I'm 79 and " y'all went and changed it all while I was gone" working long hours. I have the TNC9K.

Jim, ? I'd like to see it.?? http://qrz.com/db/ka2dew ?thanks! ??? Tadd

ok as long as you guys have some kind of node that works for your requirements.? I have several versions of NETROM node (source code) and was willing to give whomever wanted it a copy. GL Jim

Hey Jim, NETROM works fairly well with Linux's native AX.25 stack and I've documented some of it