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But the question is, do you need a GUI *for git*? As has been mentioned a few times, building Direwolf requires only the 'git' package, and not the 'git-all' package, the latter being what seems to be

David: Thank you for your response. The GUI is required as we are using RPis with Direwolf and pi? linBPQ for packet nodes with remote management through VNC and desire to view the various terminal

David, It's not really a RPi problem, it's related to apt decisions. Some reading on Stackexchange

Hello Roger, Ray, I have NO idea why the "git-all" meta package would have dependencies on Xwindows packages but I would say that if installing it breaks your GUI setup, that's VERY broken. If

Roger, all, I know it's not on a RPi but for my Buster desktop, selecting git-all marks a disturbing number of packages for removal. Not insignificant are lightdm, network manager,

David: hello, Thank you for responding.? Yes, exactly.? I burn a new micro-SD card with Raspbian OS10, run through the set up & reboot, no problem. Then remove pulseaudio & reboot, no problem. Then

Are you saying that if you start with a stock Raspberry Pi OS image with the desktop which works as expected, one you install git, the desktop UI crashes and no longer works?! I don't see how that's

The problem isn't really with Direwolf--?? When I install git? (sudo apt install git-all) the RPI Desktop GUI is lost after reboot. Re-configuring the raspi-config settings do not restart the

iirc, this disables hdmi audio in /boot/config.txt dtparam=audio=off also "cat /proc/asound/cards" for the list of audio devices. If you're headless, also put "tvservice -o" in /etc/rc.local ?

The below text works with all pre Pi4 models.? For the pi 4, with 2 HDMI outputs, I believe you put a colon between: # Force HDMI ON for HDMI0 hdmi_force_hotplug=1:0 # Set video output to monitor

You can force Raspian to always enable the HDMI port (even if no monitor/cable is attached).This may "even the score", in that the HDMI device should always be enabled and therefore take the lower

I. have also observed this behavior: the sound on HDMI gets configured as a sound device, and it seems to take the lower number. So, I always configure my system level setup including network using

I can confirm that connecting an HDMI device will add a sound card to the system. Where it will end up in the numbering scheme is anyone's guess. In my case it changed the USB dongle's ID,

Hello Fred, I've never seen the built-in Broadcom (bcm2835) sound device NOT being device #0 but depending on your unique setup, maybe plugging in HDMI later, etc, it could happen. Anyway, the

Greetings, After doing an update on a Raspberry Pi , I found Direwolf could not find my soundcard (Fe-Pi). It turned out that the sound card is now Card 1 rather than Card 2. I don't even know

Hello Don, A few other tests to try: 1. gpsd running and puck connected; In direwolf.conf GPSD disabled but have cgps or xgps running in another window which will enable the GPS puck and make sure

I have personally witnessed a USB powered GPS module creating RFI. I discovered that my distortion (in that instance) was eliminated when I pulled out the USB plug while the GPS was enabled. I have

The no gpsd packet is successfully decoded by nearly all systems. As you note the gpsd recording is stranger: the sound is typically quite distorted. And this seems to occur as soon Direwolf has a

The center portion is the only portion of the packet. I am recording from a microphone so I have ambient noise.

This is very strange. Let's start with no nogpsd recording.?? The first thing we notice is a beep at the beginning and end. The beep near the beginning has a frequency of about 782 Hz. It looks