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Most likely problem is you are trying to run a 32 bit build on a 64 bit system. You could build it from source for your system. 73, John

If you are in the directory with the file you want to run, and it's not in the normal PATH, (/use/bin etc) then put ./filename That tells it to run that filename in the current directory ?Get

Hello Bob, If you "cd" into the directory where the get_params program is located, do the following: #Try running the file from the relative path ./get_params #Confirm the file is really

I see this was discussed years ago. I have a bunch of unused HTs and want to experiment with them using my Pi TNCs. I For the life of me I can’t get the get_params command to work. It keeps telling

With the issue being HAMVOIP, then is isn't the pi or anything else. You need to contact the author of HAMVOIP and/or open an issue on the HAMVOIP github ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

That's not the issue because, if I load any Debian, Ubuntu or Bookworm, the Pi boots and runs just fine. It does NOT like the Hamvoip image.

Might want to check to see if your external drive exceeds the specs of the USB port I am using a inexpensive SSD drive and it works for me Robert Cartier kd1jg@...

Another error. Same setup.

That screen shot was on a Pi4 2GB. I did the EEPROM flash and still nothing. It just refuses to boot to M.2. This is alother try at boot Hamvoip on a M.2 with a Pi4. This was just today. SAME Pi4 with

At the bottom. "start4.elf is not compatible" It doesn't have the Pi5 compatible boot files. It would have start5.elf and the rest of the supporting files for it if it was ?Get BlueMail for Android

Here is my boot error.

Version - Supermon2 V2.0 Hamvoip Manager Date - April 4, 2021 Hostname - W2LPC Public IP - *.*.*.* ( http://192.168.0.5/supermon2/custom/iplog.txt ) LAN IP - 192.168.0.5 IAX Port - 4568 Asterisk

I'm using Hamvoip Supermon2 Ver 7.4+ all updates / patches current.

Which version of HamVoIP are you using? Best I can tell, the HamVoIP project has stopped making updates in 2022 but per the https://hamvoip.org/ website, it says: -- May 21, 2022 Firmware image

That is very odd... So the kernel and bootloader are correct if it boots from the SD card... I use Kingston's all the time with my Pi4's and 5's without issue, so that's definitely not it. I would

One more thing. The Hamvoip image is GOOD. It boots just fine on the MMC. I have tried booting the SAME image on BOTH Pi4 AND Pi5 (with M.2 SSD), just to see what would occur. All I am trying to do is

I have a Kingston 256GB M.2 NVME SSD. It's a good drive and does work with other OS's on the Pi4 and Pi5. It seems the Pi5's don't care about boot order. I took one (Pi5) out of the box and it booted

Didn't realize it was a Pi5. Pi5 requires a different kernel for the new SOC on the Pi5. Check with the author of HAMVOIP and see if they may have a Pi5 version. ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

You can skip the copying from the SD card by burning the image direct to the SSD. ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

They do have a bootloader image on the pi downloads page that you burn to an SD, power it on and then wait for the green light to start flashing (instructions with the download) and that upgrades the