Hello, I've asked, end of last year, for a cancellation of the case order I did. I've never had any news. Now that the case is produced, will i get one or will i be reimbursed ? I understand you have

Hi Basil, I seem to concur with J P Watters as it is a bit counter intuitive. For those that don't run headless, it seems it would be better in the GUI for the icon to indicate the current state of

Provide the console output of: udrcver.sh alsa-show.sh aplay -l You should be routing AFOUT which will be IN2 R:[10 kOhm] Make sure squelch is low or off. What sound card device are you using for in

Hello all, I am beta-testing a new cable from HamMadeParts. I have the cable connected from the DRAWs Hat to the G90 ACC port. After some considerable configuration, I finally got it mostly working.

Very Good. Was able to install what I needed. That fixed it. Not sure what I did to cause the file corruption, but dpkg behaves itself now. Back to "prime time". Much obliged. -- Jack - KD4IZ

OK... that seemed to do something: Console output: pi@kd4izdraws2:~ $ dpkg -l "rpi-eeprom*" Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold |

Jack, Not sure if this worked or not. Guessing it didn't. Some files in your file system are corrupted. As a last attempt do this: dpkg -l "rpi-eeprom*" # Note asterisk at end of rpi-eeprom sudo

Ran the commands and here is the console output: pi@kd4izdraws2:~ $ sudo su root@kd4izdraws2:/home/pi# dpkg -l "rpi-eeprom" Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold |

Basil... Will do as you suggest momentarily. Sorry for the confusion. I am not running synaptic because it never was successfully installed. I have been strictly using the apt-get commands you

Jack, Goal is to fix this problem: dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for package 'rpi-eeprom-images' contains empty filename Do NOT go back & forth using synaptic &

Hi Basil, I ran your script sequence from the previous note- sudo su apt-get update apt-get install --fix-missing apt-get dist-upgrade As requested, here is the console output from that

Hi Jack, Something to try. Use the console commands instead of synaptic so you can cut & paste the output into an email to me. sudo su apt-get update apt-get install --fix-missing apt-get

I've seen issues arise when using both synaptic and command line apt-get. Be careful and watch for weirdness.

Hi Jack, Something to try. Use the console commands instead of synaptic so you can cut & paste the output into an email to me. sudo su apt-get update apt-get install --fix-missing apt-get

Thanks Basil, It worked. But when I went to wrap things up for my style of operating with raspbian LINUX, I tried to install synaptic and xscreensaver. Both attempts started by retrieving and failed

Yep. I confirm that's also what I see. This is easily fixed with what I previously posted so will not be releasing a new image for that. The xs_install.sh script already fixes this problem. sudo

Did not exactly follow that but did "some". My error was "xastir: error while loading shared libraries: libgeotiff.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" so I'll back up

Hi Jack, The following is what I did from a clean install of image15 to get Xastir to run. I tried to run Xastir from just a clean install & I received this error: xastir: error while loading shared

I have a 2nd DRAWS unit I use for porta/mobile activities and an SD card that already has the “virgin” image on it. I will give it a try this afternoon and record the results. More to

Thanks Jack. If you can't get xastir to start from clicking the desktop icon then open a console and run xastir from the console. Doing this will display any problems that may be occurring that you