Erwin, Since Raspbian has built-in support for VNC, that’s what I and a lot of my ham friends use for headless remote control. You can do either a local network connection over Ethernet using your Pi’

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Hi Basil, I went a step back from my goals and installed a fresh NWDR image and did step by step the instructions, also keep the "old" kernel. So far as I can say and the programs I can test: FLrig, F

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Thanks Basil and John, will try this on a fresh installation - step by step and take care of the kernel. I will tell you the results from the "Checkpoints" maybe it is helpful for others too.. Cause I

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I only support the NWDR image. A lot of time has gone into making sure things run properly in that environment. If you have a DRAWS hat I haven't seen a compelling reason not to use the NWDR image. Wh

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See https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/topic/rpi_kernel_upgrade_problem/80693797? Basil only provides support for NWDR images, but the information on this thread will help understand your probl

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Hi, I want to make my own image with the Draws Hat and installed the "build a pi" (but it is the same result on a blank raspberry installation). Then followed the instructions on the web page and adde

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Basil, I am using an FT-857. I just switched my cable to the one that came with the DRAWS and it works now. Thanks for the help! Matt k1mda

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Your DRAWS hardware looks fine. What program are you using to test "RF going out" and which mDin6 connector are you using? You can easily test your PTT setup with the ptt_ctrl.sh script ie. to turn PT

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hello all. Trying to get my draws set up for digital modes. i thought i had it there but it my watt meter wasnt seeing any RF going out. I re- imaged from the wiki and was told to post the showUDrc.sh

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That would be VERY helpful.

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Thanks guys. I found fldigi under internet. Rick Ka4ohm

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Bob, Thanks for the explanation. Maybe a pointer or a visual added to the documentation will prevent the confusion of folks new to the setup. I have had some “Ham” programs automagically install thems

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Basil, Sorry for unjustly pointing a finger! Please accept my apology and particularly my thanks for all that you and the rest of the NWD team have done to bring DRAWS to life. I have been experimenti

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Thanks for the info. I will follow your suggestions. Rick.

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This is controlled by the .desktop files included in the source distribution of fldigi and friends in the "data" directory and installed into /usr/local/share/applications. In these files the menu cat

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I'm not sure what you are asking. fldigi is installed. You can run it from the LXDE window manager main menu or you can run it from the console. $ which fldigi /usr/local/bin/fldigi If you are looking

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Thanks Jack. I will check that. Rick. Ka4ohm

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Basil, I’m looking at the files in the draws directory. Under hfapps I see wsjt-x and two other folders I don’t recognize but no fldigi. Rick. Ka4ohm

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Nope I leave that up to the guys that maintain those particular apps. If you have problems with any of those apps or how they get installed please let them know. /Basil

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Rick, Might be a little counter-intuitive, but in my install of Beta 10 all of the fldigi-related program icons are in the “Internet” drop down menu selections along with Xastir (which is also on the

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