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Hi, guys I created a first version of overlays for storing changed linux configurations, which should survive after flashing new version of FW. Idea is create or recover another ext4 partition

The best version is always the latest version. The original release was developed by Oleg, R1CBU, but he is working on other projects now. Development is open-source, and the primary developer now is

Jerry, you'll find the official version here: https://github.com/gdyuldin/x6100_gui/releases 73, Franco K4VZ

Georgy et. al., I've noticed that there seems to be multiple versions of the original R1CBU firmware for the x6100, from different developers. What are the differences between the different

This is the link to the printing plans and files. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5467459 -- Gregg W9DHI, ORC Repeater VP, Webmaster and CTO

-- Gregg W9DHI, ORC Repeater VP, Webmaster and CTO

Gregg, please post a few photographs if you would. Your solution sounds really interesting!

Very good idea?Thanks! Will do that and will publish the list. Will be useful just the ones published for Yaesu Ft-857, 450D and so many more. Thanks! 73 Rob YS1RS

I removed the back and battery and did a printed 2 piece back with a low volume/quiet fan.? For battery I use a LifPo when out portable. Gregg W9DHI

although it is only a cover with the battery taped to the inside, it is where most of the heat radiates from, plus in my mind one of the biggest killers of liPo batteries is heat so the heatsinks on

You could write a fresh image to a second card, boot that card. See if those settings are better for you, and write them down to apply to your old card. -- John

Guys, I was learning how to use the R1CBU Firmware, went on mission and, after a couple of months, I really forgot what settings I moved. Everything sounds really awful. Just lost track of what

What a great link! Thank you for posting it here. I originally assumed the back was a heat-sink, but then saw tear-down pictures that showed it’s only a cover, at best operating as a heat-sink for

Thank you for the informative post. I think I found another answer that has to do with the way the final is fastened on the board. I haven't totally read the entire article yet. I think it requires

I wrote on this issue, but I am no the only one. Plse have a look at https://pseudovoice.com/geen-categorie/x6100-auxiliary-passive-cooler/ for some background on the root cause(s). In short: cool at

Thanks for info, Ron. It seems that it does not work as decribed anymore. You have to put 2 identical batteries in your basket, the use the BOGO discount code to get one free. Alas, the 68USD P&P

Anyway, I've opened a pull request with this fix: https://github.com/gdyuldin/x6100_gui/pull/99 Even if you won't decide to merge it, then maybe it will be useful for someone struggling with this

Kind of magic... After replacing `radio_set_ptt` with `radio_set_modem` I've finally managed to have TX for voice messages after ATU. Thanks! From engineering perspective this solution looks a bit

Long press on lock resets BASE (and then restart GUI). Without external power BASE during resetting turns off the radio. The same as for updating BASE firmware using OEM application. I reproduce your

@stan in my case, with all the firmwares, long press of loc button results in the same - device shutdown.