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I found a patch file but I am not very familiar with linux/debian commands I did not know how to import it into the /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/60-serial.rules file so I went about by copying code and #

Hey Don, One thing that dawned on me... are you using Predictable interface names? If you are using them, your interfaces won't be named "eth0" but would be named something like "enxb827eb5f05".

Hello Don, If you're curious, monitor the network transaction between this client computer and the DHCP server with tcpdump or wireshark. That said, the DHCPINFORM packet is not about getting an IP

I should add that after I setup the ip address through Wireless & Wired Setting and rebooted the pi that is what I had in the dhcpcd.conf file.? ?I had not seen the "inform" command before.? Bottom

I bow to David's superior networking knowledge but throw in my thoughts regardless ;-) The use of "inform" is strange to me so I looked up the manpage for dhcpcd.conf and it left me wondering if its

This is all very strange and something I've never seen. I'm curious, if you connect up the Raspberry Pi to a isolated switch just to give the Rpi's ethernet port a link, will it assign 192.168.1.194

I tried both ways - 192.168.1.194 and 192.168.1.194/24.? Did not make a difference.? What I did find was when I installed the pi os on the sd card I was asked if I wanted to install the wireless.?

On a working Raspberry Pi OS (Debian 11 / Bullseye) setup here, I have the following but notice I have a CIDR slash-style netmask behind the IP: -- interface eth0 static

I found out why I could not set the static routes and have them maintained.? When I installed the pi os on the sd card I was asked if I wanted to configure the wireless which I usually did.? This

My router/firewall has a set of IP addresses reserved for static - 192.168.1.190-199. I have only modified the /etc/dhcpcd.conf file by adding the following lines. interface wlan0 static

Thanks David. I will post there. Scott

Hello Scott, Many of your questions are Allstar centric. Why wouldn't you post this on the HamVoIP list? For a graceful shutdown button, I do believe that Raspberry Pi image includes one. See the

Still working on my Allstar node using a RPi4B, CM108 audio fob and BF-888S. Assume I'm running HamVoip. I have a couple more questions for the group. 1) Does CM108 Pin 48 (VOLDN) require an active

Anyone built a Pi to use as a scanner? I was thinking of one as a standalone setup with a screen to work as a scanner maybe with options like Close Call Waterfall Memories for favourite

Don, Or you may have edited */etc/network/interfaces*? Anyway post it here. And yes, it might be better if you set a "reservation" address in your router. Especially if you ever take your 400 to a

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

Set a DHCP reservation in your router.? ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

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