I find the built in VNC to be pretty efficient and better than X11

On Wed, Jul 17, 2019 at 11:26 AM Paul Johnson <ve7dhm@shaw.ca> wrote:

Just an info note.  I found fldigi GUI response very poor to almost
a "locked up" response when I was running it remotely via a ssh
connection.  I changed the encryption algorithm on my command line
login and now get a real time response from the GUI.  This was with
a Pi 3B+ with DRAWS hat over a wireless connection.

ssh -XC -c aes128-ctr user@IPaddress

Paul VE7DHM

On Jul 12, 2019, at 12:02 PM, Jon Gross <jong@...> wrote:

Thanks!

What I ended up doing was basically this:

1. vanilla buster install
2. update all the things (apt update ; apt upgrade)
3. add snd-soc-tlv320aic32x4-i2c and ax25 to /etc/modules
4. add dtoverlay=draws,alsaname=udrc and dtparam=audio=on to /boot/config.txt
5. install ax25, gpsd, hamlib, and related dev packages with apt
6. compile/install dire wolf from source

The hardware is working (gps confirmed, radio interface not yet confirmed), and I'm still working on getting the ax25 stuff configured and direwolf wired up correctly, but I think the hardware is functional now, as I'm seeing the sound card and the gps is working great.

Thanks again for your help!

-jon

I didn’t save the output, but mine successfully detected that gpsd was
a different version, downloaded the new version (3.19), compiled it
and installed it in place. That appears to have fixed the same
problem I was having Basil.

73
Jim

On Jul 16, 2019, at 13:02, Edward Seeliger <eseeliger@earthlink.net> wrote:

Here is the console output after git pull:

pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: current version: 3.19, installed: 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh -u
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: Running current version 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ sudo systemctl restart gpsd
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: current version: 3.19, installed: 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $

Edd - KD5M

On Jul 16, 2019, at 13:02, Edward Seeliger <eseeliger@...> wrote:

Here is the console output after git pull:

pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: current version: 3.19, installed: 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh -u
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: Running current version 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ sudo systemctl restart gpsd
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $ ./gp_verchk.sh
gp_verchk.sh: Detected gpsd package.
gpsd: current version: 3.19, installed: 3.19
pi@KD5MDRAWS:~/n7nix/gps $

Edd - KD5M

For the past week or more, if I run the prog_refresh.sh script, it chooses to build GPSD (again) and ends with the following:

Setup default gpsd file
Setup default chrony.conf file
Synchronizing state of gpsd.service with SysV service script with /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install.
Executing: /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install enable gpsd
Failed to reload daemon: Method call timed out
Failed to reload daemon: Method call timed out
Synchronizing state of chrony.service with SysV service script with /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install.
Executing: /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install enable chrony
tee: /var/log/udr_install.log: Permission denied
2019 07 16 08:26:42 CDT: gp_install.sh: gps install script FINISHED

Debug: Testing 3.19.tar, ver: 3.19
gpsd version built (3.19) does not match source version (3.19.tar)

It also requires me to enter my password 12-14 times near the end as it attempts to update Is chrony.conf and enable GPSD

It otherwise appears to run as it should - this AM it built the new WSJTX version.
Is this an error that needs to be fixed or do I need to change/correct something on my device?
Thanks for your time and help.
Edd - KD5M

On Jul 16, 2019, at 09:04, JT Croteau <jt.tobit@...> wrote:

Does the Pi 3B+ decode FT8 properly or should I wait on the Pi 4 for the faster CPU?  I'm getting mixed reports from other Raspberry groups.

I already have a DRAWS and just waiting to see how the Pi 4 testing continues. 

Thanks
N1ESE