Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Thank you for the link. Am I supposed to do this (EEPROM Flash) with a DIFFERENT OS and THEN use the Hamvoip image after?
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Plain Jane Linux (Debian, Ubuntu) OS's will boot on the Pi4 (MMC boots just fine). If I use the SAME adapter on my Pi5 with ANYTHING other than my Hamvoip image, it will boot just fine. I think it has something to do with the way Hamvoip loads the bootstrap. Unknown.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
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Here are the steps you need to take to boot from a USB SSD on a pi4
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Have you successfully booted from the M.2 board with any other OS ?
On 24/10/2024 13:45, W2LPC via
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Thank you for the reply. I am using a USB 3.0 M.2 NVME
adapter. It plugs into the USB port on the Pi4. It will not
boot. It see's the USB drive but, will not start the boot
process. I can take a screen shot later and post the errors
I am getting. I have the Pi4 set to USB boot first, and flash
card second (no flash card installed). Still nothing. Do I have
to flash the EEPROM to get this to work? Thanks.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Thank you for the reply. I am using a USB 3.0 M.2 NVME adapter. It plugs into the USB port on the Pi4. It will not boot. It see's the USB drive but, will not start the boot process. I can take a screen shot later and post the errors
I am getting. I have the Pi4 set to USB boot first, and flash card second (no flash card installed). Still nothing. Do I have to flash the EEPROM to get this to work? Thanks.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Which NVME to USB hat board are you using with your
Raspberry Pi 4??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 10/23/2024 03:40 PM, W2LPC wrote:
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Hello all. Does anyone have any experience in getting Hamvoip
to boot and run on a Raspberry Pi 4 with an M.2 SSD? I really
want to get rid of the memory card(s) in my systems and can't
figure out how to get this thing to boot correctly. ANY help
would be appreciated. 73' de W2LPC, Lou.
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Re: Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Burn the image to the SSD with Raspberry pi imager, then plug the drive into the pi and power it on.? Should boot up just fine
Get
Hello all. Does anyone have any experience in getting Hamvoip to boot and run on a Raspberry Pi 4 with an M.2 SSD? I really want to get rid of the memory card(s) in my systems and can't figure out how to get this thing to boot correctly. ANY help would be appreciated. 73' de W2LPC, Lou.
W2LPC@...
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Raspberry Pi 4 and Hamvoip
Hello all. Does anyone have any experience in getting Hamvoip to boot and run on a Raspberry Pi 4 with an M.2 SSD? I really want to get rid of the memory card(s) in my systems and can't figure out how to get this thing to boot correctly. ANY help would be appreciated. 73' de W2LPC, Lou.
W2LPC@...
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
Hey Mike,
This is good to hear that some of the issues are being worked out
though most Raspberry Pi users will still have to wait since
Raspberry Pi OS is still on 6.6.47.? Curious, would you only see
this bug when using ax25d or would you see it under other
situations?
Btw.. for reporting various AX.25 kernel related bugs, consider
joining linux-hams@...
--David
KI6ZHD
On 10/21/2024 08:48 PM, Michael Dunn
wrote:
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On Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at 07:01 PM, Michael Dunn wrote:
What this tells me is that I don't need to waste any
time troubleshooting rmsgw. ?The problem lies between the
kernel and ax25d's use of the kernel API.
Hey all. ?Sorry to bump an old thread, but I may have made
some progress on this.
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For a refresher, the issue was a persistent kernel crash on a
Raspberry Pi running Bookworm and RMS Gateway. ?Myself and at
least one other individual were having this issue. ?In my case
the kernel would blame what ever AX25 app was performing an
operation at the time, but I traced the source of the fault back
to the handoff between ax25d and rmsgw.
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I had given up on troubleshooting this problem; instead just
resetting my Pi once or twice a week when it would crash.
?However, I when I was looking for known AX25 issues this week,
I bumped into this CVE from July:
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The description neatly fit my panic, so I dusted off the test
environment I built (2 RPis with cross connected sound cards)
and set about reproducing the crash. ?In the test environment,
I'm able to consistently get crashes every 1 - 2 hours, so I was
quickly able to validate the problem was still present.
?According to the CVE, custom kernel versions less than 6.6.35
are impacted, so I upgraded the test environment kernel image to
6.6.51.
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After upgrading the test environment, I've been running for a
full day without a crash. ?I'll probably give it another day
before upgrading my actual packet station, but thought I would
share in case other folks have the same issue.
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? Cheers
? Mike
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Re: RPi Kernel Panic on Bookworm
On Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at 07:01 PM, Michael Dunn wrote:
What this tells me is that I don't need to waste any time troubleshooting rmsgw. ?The problem lies between the kernel and ax25d's use of the kernel API.
Hey all. ?Sorry to bump an old thread, but I may have made some progress on this.
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For a refresher, the issue was a persistent kernel crash on a Raspberry Pi running Bookworm and RMS Gateway. ?Myself and at least one other individual were having this issue. ?In my case the kernel would blame what ever AX25 app was performing an operation at the time, but I traced the source of the fault back to the handoff between ax25d and rmsgw.
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I had given up on troubleshooting this problem; instead just resetting my Pi once or twice a week when it would crash. ?However, I when I was looking for known AX25 issues this week, I bumped into this CVE from July:
?
The description neatly fit my panic, so I dusted off the test environment I built (2 RPis with cross connected sound cards) and set about reproducing the crash. ?In the test environment, I'm able to consistently get crashes every 1 - 2 hours, so I was quickly able to validate the problem was still present. ?According to the CVE, custom kernel versions less than 6.6.35 are impacted, so I upgraded the test environment kernel image to 6.6.51.
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After upgrading the test environment, I've been running for a full day without a crash. ?I'll probably give it another day before upgrading my actual packet station, but thought I would share in case other folks have the same issue.
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? Cheers
? Mike
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Re: Cant get full screen hamclock on 7 inch touchscreen
Hi,
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I am also very much interested how can it be done! I have a 10" HDMI display with 1024x600 resolution, connected to my Pi 4. For the life of me, I cannot make HAMclock to fit on it :-(.
My Raspberyy Pi 4 desktop just displays fine on it, but Hamclock starts every time in giant size...
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73,
Janos ON4JBS
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Re: Recommendations for a distro for low power operation with WSJT-X
Search for? ? KM4ACK's? ?videos rather than? ? WN4ACK`s? videos.
You get better search results.
Jerry
Check out WN4ACK`s videos. Many of us are using his 73linux to do it. Don Dodge Cell 714-271-7888 W6SNX ? Hi.? I am new to the group.
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I am interested in putting WSJT-X on an RaspberryPi4 that I have sitting around.? I would like to use it for portable operation with a QRPLabs QMX+.? (Lovely little rig, btw).
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Rig has internal sound card and works great with my old Win10 PC, but this thing is really built for portable operations, so I want to have something light.
I expect to have a small display, just big enough to run WSJT-X, and a miniature keyboard and mouse.
My current focus is on keeping the power usage down, but having enough horsepower to run the decoding process promptly.? RPi4 seems to fit the bill.
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If there is a distro that is minimalistic, that would probably be best.? I expect that different distros will have bloatware that is not needed.? I would like easy control of what gets run.? I would also like to be able to add some sort of logger that I could backup ADI files to a USB drive when I am done with a session for safe keeping.? I can pick up the wsjt-x log for FT8 contacts, but this rig also does CW and in the near future SSB, so if there is a simple linux based logger, that would a nice feature.? I would expect to underclock the pi if I use it for logging without wsjt-x running.
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Suggestions?
Mark
W8GU
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Re: Recommendations for a distro for low power operation with WSJT-X
Check out WN4ACK`s videos. Many of us are using his 73linux to do it. Don Dodge Cell 714-271-7888 W6SNX
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On Oct 12, 2024, at 11:03?PM, w8gu via groups.io <w8gu@...> wrote:
? Hi.? I am new to the group.
?
I am interested in putting WSJT-X on an RaspberryPi4 that I have sitting around.? I would like to use it for portable operation with a QRPLabs QMX+.? (Lovely little rig, btw).
?
Rig has internal sound card and works great with my old Win10 PC, but this thing is really built for portable operations, so I want to have something light.
I expect to have a small display, just big enough to run WSJT-X, and a miniature keyboard and mouse.
My current focus is on keeping the power usage down, but having enough horsepower to run the decoding process promptly.? RPi4 seems to fit the bill.
?
If there is a distro that is minimalistic, that would probably be best.? I expect that different distros will have bloatware that is not needed.? I would like easy control of what gets run.? I would also like to be able to add some sort of logger that I could backup ADI files to a USB drive when I am done with a session for safe keeping.? I can pick up the wsjt-x log for FT8 contacts, but this rig also does CW and in the near future SSB, so if there is a simple linux based logger, that would a nice feature.? I would expect to underclock the pi if I use it for logging without wsjt-x running.
?
Suggestions?
Mark
W8GU
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Re: Recommendations for a distro for low power operation with WSJT-X
use Pi OS Lite - Legacy, and then install your required programs.
the third option down the page.
On 09/10/2024 23:21, w8gu via groups.io
wrote:
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Hi.? I am new to the group.
?
I am interested in putting WSJT-X on an RaspberryPi4 that I
have sitting around.? I would like to use it for portable
operation with a QRPLabs QMX+.? (Lovely little rig, btw).
?
Rig has internal sound card and works great with my old Win10
PC, but this thing is really built for portable operations, so I
want to have something light.
I expect to have a small display, just big enough to run
WSJT-X, and a miniature keyboard and mouse.
My current focus is on keeping the power usage down, but
having enough horsepower to run the decoding process promptly.?
RPi4 seems to fit the bill.
?
If there is a distro that is minimalistic, that would
probably be best.? I expect that different distros will have
bloatware that is not needed.? I would like easy control of what
gets run.? I would also like to be able to add some sort of
logger that I could backup ADI files to a USB drive when I am
done with a session for safe keeping.? I can pick up the wsjt-x
log for FT8 contacts, but this rig also does CW and in the near
future SSB, so if there is a simple linux based logger, that
would a nice feature.? I would expect to underclock the pi if I
use it for logging without wsjt-x running.
?
Suggestions?
Mark
W8GU
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Re: Recommendations for a distro for low power operation with WSJT-X
Hi Mark
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I have used a pi 4, with a number of the pi OS versions on wsjt-x.
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I have a 7" touch screen that connects directly to the pi. I mounted the pi with display on a angled board on a larger board. I got a small keyboard and mouse that rest on the larger board. I can power this with a LiPo battery pack that last a long time.
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I have a ham buddy here that uses his phone as a hot spot. He runs the pi headless and connects to it with a tablet. He also uses a lipo battery pack.
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You do need to learn the tricks for moving the pop up windows around when using small screens.
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Hope this helps
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WE7C
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Re: SCU-17 Behind The Raspberry Pi?
Hello Austin
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Just to check, are you running 2 usb cables from your Pi, one to the SCU-17 for audio, and the second to the FT-891 for CAT control ?
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Glen
G0SBN
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Technically yes, provided your remote control software runs under Linux.
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On 13/10/2024 20:36 EDT robert rothman <rothmanrobert6@...> wrote:
Will raspberry pi 4 operate any ham transceiver from remote location thanks
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Will? raspberry pi? ?4? operate any ham transceiver? from remote location? ?thanks
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Recommendations for a distro for low power operation with WSJT-X
Hi.? I am new to the group.
?
I am interested in putting WSJT-X on an RaspberryPi4 that I have sitting around.? I would like to use it for portable operation with a QRPLabs QMX+.? (Lovely little rig, btw).
?
Rig has internal sound card and works great with my old Win10 PC, but this thing is really built for portable operations, so I want to have something light.
I expect to have a small display, just big enough to run WSJT-X, and a miniature keyboard and mouse.
My current focus is on keeping the power usage down, but having enough horsepower to run the decoding process promptly.? RPi4 seems to fit the bill.
?
If there is a distro that is minimalistic, that would probably be best.? I expect that different distros will have bloatware that is not needed.? I would like easy control of what gets run.? I would also like to be able to add some sort of logger that I could backup ADI files to a USB drive when I am done with a session for safe keeping.? I can pick up the wsjt-x log for FT8 contacts, but this rig also does CW and in the near future SSB, so if there is a simple linux based logger, that would a nice feature.? I would expect to underclock the pi if I use it for logging without wsjt-x running.
?
Suggestions?
Mark
W8GU
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Re: SCU-17 Behind The Raspberry Pi?
What all do you have plugged into the USB ports?? If you have multiple devices plugged in, you could possibly need a powered USB hub. All 4 USB ports combined can only provide a total of 1 amp.
Get
It's the Pi 4B
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When I run dmesg I get all kinds of errors. There must be something I need to install, but everyone is saying that there is nothing to install, it should just magically "work"
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I won't send the full output because it goes on for millions of lines but the last part of it shows this
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?1895.066432] cp210x ttyUSB1: failed set request 0x3 status: -32
[ 1895.066475] cp210x ttyUSB1: failed to set line control: -32
[ 2117.126615] cp210x ttyUSB1: failed set request 0x3 status: -32
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[ 2640.070772] process '/usr/bin/jt9' started with executable stack
[ 2733.041398] cp210x ttyUSB1: failed set request 0x3 status: -32
[ 2733.041428] cp210x ttyUSB1: failed to set line control: -32
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W2LPC
Steve Spence
mike
Glen - G0SBN
Nigel Gunn, G8IFF/W8IFF