Basil, I edited axport file here is the current output from Showudrc showudrc.sh ==== Sound Card ==== udrc card number line: card 0: udrc [udrc], device 0: bcm2835-i2s-tlv320aic32x4-hifi

Basil, I edited axport file here is the current output from Showudrc showudrc.sh ==== Sound Card ==== udrc card number line: card 0: udrc [udrc], device 0: bcm2835-i2s-tlv320aic32x4-hifi

J P, I need to clean-up app_config.sh a little. The 'messenger' config was to bring up a web interface for both Winlink & APRS messages. The goal was to be able to run Winlink & APRS in my truck from

What does app_config.sh messenger do? I searched the WIKI without sucess. I ran app_config.sh without any parameters and it shows command line Usage: app_config.sh

Basil, 1. Edit /etc/ax25/axports You are using the same call sign & SSID for both devices. That happened when you configured the direwolf SSID to be 10. Change it to something other than 10 like

Basil, Start from a clean install. # I started from scratch new, clean install and new out of the box Draws Hat Editing any configuration files is discouraged until you can confirm things are

1. Edit /etc/ax25/axports You are using the same call sign & SSID for both devices. That happened when you configured the direwolf SSID to be 10. Change it to something other than 10 like

Bryan, Basil, et al, The more I think about my tx/rx problems I have come to the point it must be the alsa settings. This area is new to me. So I have been looking for guidance on setting that up

Basil, I was monitoring 144.390 MHz with second rcvr and only heard a couple APRS transmissions. which might also been when the alsa settings were from the IC7000 script. I copied and pasted every

Basil, I followed Getting Started to the letter No Joy please see the following outputs pi@asawizard:~/bin $ ./showudrc.sh ==== Sound Card ==== udrc card number line: card 0: udrc [udrc], device 0:

Thanks Basil, I will try a new clean install on a different DRAWS hat I have not touched. However I am pretty certain I had not edited any files at least before I sent my info. But I have had a

I was reading Michael Sharp's messages where he also indicates no transmit. Perhaps I too have a bad board, Is there any way to identify the units with the issue? Serial #, specific parts etc? Other

The image that NW Digital Radio provides has been tested on 16, 32, 64 & 128 GB micro SD cards and in each case expands to fill the target SD card to full capacity. I use Drewsif/PiShrink in a custom

I set up some scripts (using dd and such) to make loading SD cards easy for a high school Physics teacher who uses Pis in her classroom. Not too hard to use - but I'm going to move her to

Why using ApplePi-Baker V2 on a MAC or Drewsif/PiShrink on a Linux machine is better than just using the 'dd' utility. (https://github.com/Drewsif/PiShrink) 1. If you think managing a number of 16,

it's mach so it's *nix based. just use the DD command and be done with it... eg: SD card is /dev/sdc dd if=/dev/sdc of=MyPiSDCard.iso BS=2048 to write it back just swap the parameters

For several weeks I’ve been fiddling with various schemes to backup and duplicate an RPi SD card using my Mac. I tried several approaches from websites using the Terminal and they were all slow and

i don't even think i ordered a case for it, i think mine was just the bare board/hat and gps antenna.

I've long since come up with another case solution, and I can't even remember if I cancelled my case order or not...

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