Hi John, Decided to try again with new SD card and all. 1. Downloaded Buster 2019-07-10-raspbian-buster.img 2.Got new SanDisk Extreme 64 gig SD out of package. 3. Used Etcher to flash image. 4. Booted

I took the commands I provided, directly from my shell history One additional command I gave 1st was sudo apt install git build-essential vim nmap (before running the git clone and script) just to

This happened to me after it had been working. I re-imaged the SD card and it came back to life. In my case, I had used some of the scripts to update the HF programs and some other things.  After

Hi John, I tried using a raspberry pi 3B and the same thing. The aplay -l command did not return the card1 info. This is beginning to look like a case of I can't get there from here. Maybe someone

Hi John and Frank If you do take this off line and you get it working, please could you post to the list what steps were taken. I am having the same issue with my PI4 as Frank. Regards Jonathan GI7KMC

Basil, I have been under the weather for a bit, I see that the Draws Beta 13 is still the base image. Our last exchange was that you were going to tidy up the URONODE install script and get to LINFBB

Would the same instructions also work with a UDRC-II card ? I tried them on Vanilla Buster with a RPi 3B+ with no success so far... Ed

Frank, I did the install on 3B+, so I needed unpack and setup a Pi 4 (4GB) to verify it ran there as well. I just moved over the SD Card to test. Installation (using the 3B+) git clone

Rob, While the transmitter is keyed use alsamixer to change LO Driver Gain & PCM until you hear a solid tone from your other radio. Did you use John's web apps to calc the LO Driver Gain & PCM

Hi John, Yes - I rebooted as instructed. I rebooted after doing the updates. I rebooted after running the install_image. As listed in the earlier post the aplay -l just talks about the bcm2835 ALSA

Run your test and it keyed the transmitter but no audio on my other receiver. Did make kind of a motor boating sound here is that file ==== Sound Card ==== udrc card number line: card 1: udrc

Did you reboot after the steps? Then do the aplay -l? The script is by Basil, N7NIX -- it worked for me. -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE

Hi John, If you would like to take this offline - my email address (at least the one in QRZ) is k0fei@.... Frank

Hi John, I followed your steps exactly,. The second post was some additional info to show that I could read the EEPROM and thus the hardware was working. I think there is a problem that the drivers

Frank, Between your two emails, I am not sure of your current state. Did you follow the steps I outlined earlier? You should be seeing the card. -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE

Hi John, One thing more - I do see the hat ./udrcver.sh Found a DRAWS HAT ID EEPROM Name: hat Product: Digital Radio Amateur Work Station Product ID: 0x0004 Product ver:

Here's a video if you are interested in setting up Pat Winlink for HF email on the DRAWS hat. https://youtu.be/LnJQv6rDpss 73, KM4ACK Find me on YouTube

Hi John, My results were not successful. I am using a Pi 4 - 2gb memory with the Buster downloaded today. I did not turn on anything except to connect to wifi. After the install I did enable

Here's the link to the video https://youtu.be/LnJQv6rDpss 73, KM4ACK Find me on YouTube

On your Pi3/4 running Buster, please report the result from: uname -a