Thanks. That fixed both problems. I see you are tracking the audio issue. Have you seen the serial port issue too ? 73 de AI6KG

Reviving this old thread. I have had success getting the latest version of QSSTV 9.5.3 working with my DRAWS Hat and the GPIO pins for PTT instead of CAT. I had to compile QSSTV from source and I've o

#draws #sstv #experimenter

Yep, from about a month ago: https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/topic/rpi_kernel_upgrade_problem/80693797? I am currently testing a fix for the tlv320aic32x4 driver. See issue #4200 https://git

I am using a vanilla Raspbian 10 Buster image. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Plus Rev 1.3 if that matters. A recent update a few days ago seems to have broken the serial ports on the DRAWS board: [ 5.870091]

Basil, Will do. Thanks

Sorry for the delay. Been over subscribed lately. See previous post. /Basil n7nix Donald Jacob <wb5eku@...> writes:

Donald, Thanks for the buginfo.sh script console output. I'm convinced you have a hardware problem with your DRAWS hat. Please use the NW Digtal Radio support page to request a replacement. http://nwd

Basil, Have you had a chance to diagnosis this issue? Thanks Don WB5EKU

Hi Basil, Thanks for the quick reply. Here is a screen shot of the output of what you requested. ============================================================================ pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cd n7ni

Donald, Thank you for the console output for showudrc.sh I am fairly certain this is showing a hardware failure. To confirm could you please run the following console commands and paste the console ou

#draws

Condole output of showuerc.sh, Early Adoptor DRAWS boaard. Any help would be appreciated. ==================================================== pi@raspberrypi:~ $ showudrc.sh ==== Sound Card ==== aplay

#draws

You need to get the kernel headers that are in the Raspberry Pi Foundation repo. That happens to be 5.10.17 which matches the kernel in their repo. The last post I made detailed how to get the kernel

Will do. 73, Bryan K7UDR NW Digital Radio

I would like a early adopter pigtail as well. You could add it to my early adopter case shipment. Thank you, Chris Edwards 301 JC Barr Blvd Slip#310 Port Aransas, TX 78373 817-312-2058 chris_b_edwards

Hi Dick, Please confirm shipping address. 73, Bryan K7UDR NW Digital Radio

I must of missed a step somewhere. I'm still not getting kernel headers for 5.4.79+. I get them for 5.10.17+. What is the result of uname -r for the system you're running? Thanks Joe, KO8V

Assuming you have a current N7NIX repo try the following: This procedure worked for me. # Take the kernel off hold: sudo su apt-mark unhold $(apt-mark showhold) # refresh repo list apt-get update # ge

So more digging into this. I don't think linux-headers has been used since the 4.18 kernels since that is the latest in the buster packages. I believe its all been switched to raspberrypi-kernel and r

I just did a clean install of the most current download. That is showing the holds. However, when I do the following: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) results in: Reading package lists..

Hi Joe, Great! Note: for js8call use ~/bin/ptt_ctrl.sh To get the proper kernel headers: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) Then you do NOT have a hold on upgrading the kernel. From my pos