The photo asscoiated with this group is a picture of the Raspberry Pi with a TNCx board attached. Bulit by John Wiseman g8bpq. This is what prompted me to start this group.. I hope others can

Hi. I'm John Hays and hold station license K7VE. I've been porting some D-STAR related software to the Raspberry Pi with good results. I have a couple of sample Debian install packages at NW7DR

Hi! I've just joined this group. I got my first Raspberry Pi yesterday and with some assistance from a colleague, got it working today. I know nothing about it except how to connect it and switch it

I just received a couple Raspberry Pi units and got a couple of cases from Adafruit. My first plan is to get a DE-SWADJ3 switching regulator from Dimension Engineering so the Pi can get what it needs

I see we are up to 27 members.. Please post something about yourselves and what you plan for your Raspberry Pi projects or what interests you about the Raspberry Pi.. Thanks have a nice day.. 73

Hi All! Just a few lines to tell you what I'm up to. Having mixed results with my Raspberry Pi. A colleague helped me to load my OS insto a 4Gb SD-HC card. I was having problems because the card

Hi again, Having somehow locked myself out of the second OS installation (it's demanding a password, which I didn't set) I decided to format the 8Gb card and reinstall the OS. My laptop now

John, The default user/password for the standardPI distributions (wheezy and raspbian) are pi/raspberry. You can’t log inas root, unless you set a root password, via sudo passwd. Sudo

Hello John, Thanks very much for the explanation. I'm not sure whether I can overwrite what's on the card with a new installation of the OS, or whether I should load Linux into an old PC to get at

You can reload the OS over and over and over if need be...Simply use something like Win32 Disk Imager. http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads Jerry Kutche Electrical Supervisor Lehigh Cement

Also, the Raspbian has a built-in tool to extend the partition on first boot up. It works fine and saves the multi-step manual process if you are running something bigger than 2 GB. John D.

Just wanted to make sure anyone interested in the Pi for D-STAR is aware of this project http://developer.berlios.de/projects/opendv (The Repeater and Gateway run on a Pi just fine, though the

Hi All... I have 4 here waiting for me to specifywhat projects I want to try on, what I have two that have 8GB cards and 2 thathave 16 GB Cards.. Beware you must read the compatability list to

Flash cards will probably work you may need to format them as ext2. Windoze will not see that partition though. =

There are cards that don't work, or work unreliably. It's worth checking the list. John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223

Hi to all, First at all, thanks to Jerome for accepting my request to joing the group. I was aware of the Raspberry Pi through a friend and now I am waiting to receive it. I think it will help me to

Hi All, My name is Eric, I'm KC7KLZ. I recently acquired a Raspberry PI. When I found out about it, I had been playing with an Arduino uno. I was doing simple things like flashing morse code on

Hello, My name is Mike, VE3YXA. My situation is opposite to Eric's, I am in Arizona right now. I've got my RPi in July, too, and now playing with Raspbian and RaspBMC. The project I have in mind is

I am the proud new owner of a Raspberry Pi. I know next to nothing about Linux so this is a new experience. Can anyone reccommed any books? I cheated and bought a SD with Denubian already loaded on

Ha, that's not cheating, that's sensible. Paul. DJ0CU