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Rich, and all those that follow the SHARI blog- SD cards seem to be the problem. SANDISK? or SANYO is all I use.. SHARi only needs a 2Gb card, 4 or 8 GB is more than enough, if available. I found a

I had a pi setup to monitor security cameras for years. Suddenly it started burning through SD cards, or so it seemed, until I realized the power supply was failing. Replaced with a better stronger

Check your power pack and make sure it is putting out the correct voltage and current. Just seeing an led light tells you it is working. wrote:

I do agree about the Pi4 being overkill,? though.? I wish i had ordered mine for a Pi3.DanSent via the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone

Kevin, Thanks for taking the time.? I found another SD card and threw an ALLSTAR image on it and put it in the Pi.? The activity light started flashing immediately.? So bad SD card it seems.? I

Before wiping the SD card, please try a different card to see if the Pi will still boot. Other things to try: * Hook up a mouse, keyboard, and monitor, see if the Pi is still alive. * The

I have a Pi3 without a PiHat and in a small plastic case running Allstar at our air conditioned repeater site and the new Pi4 running the SHARI PiHat at my home QTH. They are linked together, so the

Agree with Curt. I love my Shari. I just saw my first PiHat on the weekend at a hamfest. It was mounted in a truck for mobile operation. That is a sweet case that appears to dissipate a lot of heat.

Not sure what happened.? Running a Pi3B+ Allstar node that I built last year, been running fine as a radio-less node.? Finally got a SHARI to add the radio interface.? I followed the instructions

Dan,?W4DTO: This was a great post to read. Thanks for posting it. While not a PiHat, I love my SHARIs.

I have had an Allstar Node (43286) connected to my local repeater for some time now, and it developed a problem (which was caused by its owner) a few weeks back. I decided I needed a personal node

Thank you, Steve.? I will give it a try, see what I can do and will report back on the outcome. Best regards, Doug

Hi Steve, Screenshots attached. Regards, Doug

Doug, The best way to do what you want to do is the add Analog_Reflector to your DVSwitch Server. <http://dvswitch.org/Analog_Reflector.pdf> What I would do is add and configure AR to work on your

It's on allstarlink in the portal. All fixed. Thanks for helping.

That's not it. It the string that shows up when I put 55178 in Supermon and hit Lookup. It also shows right of the node number in Supermon.

/srv/http/supermon/global.inc -- Billy Mason, KD5KNR GMRS: WRPA703

I'm having a serious brain phart. I can't find the file with the string that shows up in Supermon and other locations that has my location. What .conf file is it in? I've looked in the set up

Hello Steve, I just sent the requested screenshots.? Thanks for the clarification on node 1999.? If it is not being used, then the process should be simpler.? On the DVSM Account screen, 52993 is

In summary: * I believe that node 1999 is being accessed for Allstar and Echolink by Android devices using DVSM.? I believe this is indicated by the fact that there is no semicolon in front of the