Hello I have very little experience in posting. I am new to linux, but I did see a small problem with all the digital modes. The sound card chews up most of the usable CPU on the PI. 1) Is there a

John, Have you made much headway with the RFM modules? This is of interest to me. Steve, KB9MWR <snip>

Thanks, John. I tried to follow the instructions, but received a message that the binary would not run. Obviously I didn't pay attention to something. I'm sort of a nubie at this Linux stuff.

Rick, I got jnos2 to compile and run, but haven't actually used iton-air. See message 153 of this group. 73, John From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...[mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...] On

The base Raspberry Pi image have X11 --- Linux desktops have X11, MacOS has it (or you can do a quick install of Quartz X11 (http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/) and Windows use something like

I'm using X11VNC on the Pi, and Utlra VNC on the windows box. I also use Mocha VNC on the iPhone and Asus Transforemer tablet. Of course ssh is there for when I need to work via

I use both SSH and VNC to access my Raspberry PI. Works great. I don't use the GUI much so I mostly SSH in. '73 Eric KC7KLZ

Has anyone implemented JNOS on the PI ? I've tried without success, but then I'm more of a Linux "appliance operator." Have managed to get simple programs like minicom to work, but nothing that is

Brian, I've found these wifi dongles work fine with thecurrent PI distribution, http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004AKK6SC/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00 Matthew, Isometimes connect an analog

Hi Matthew, I use a wireless keyboard and mouse which have a micro tx/rx and a cheap TV. I'm looking for a suitable USB micro wifi beast and then my PI will tuck away behind the TV. You could also

Don, I'm using an SD card I bought on eBay at the moment, but I'm tempted to buy some other SD cards and write his image to one so I have it. Matthew Pitts N8OHU Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android

I still have two of these if anyone is interested email me off line or leave private message here.. Jerry

Has anyone gotten speak freely to compile on their Pi? I am getting some lpc10 related errors and have hit a brick wall for the evening.

Matthew, If you use Tom, ON4TOP's file, it has TightVNC built in it. Any TightVNC on your computer works great to get into the Pi! Enjoy, its a fun and powerful board. Don WB5EKU

I finally received one of these charming little computers and was wondering what people are using for video displays; I did briefly hook it up to my analog TV to try it out, but don't want to have to

Hi John, Yes I am glad I have waited a while, looks like there will be a few other fine tunes yet? 73 Steve G1KQH

See http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2180 73,John G8BPQ

As soon as i got a raspi that is what i plan to do Do YOU have this setup working? How easy or complicated is it to put that together? Could you upload a mirror image of your sd card somewhere? I

Sorry for the confusion, somehow the link got mangled....... Here is the correct link http://www.hamradioscience.com/raspberry-pi-as-remote-server-for-rtl2832u-sdr/

Try this one; http://www.hamradioscience.com/raspberry-pi-as-remote-server-for-rtl2832u-sdr/ Matthew Pitts N8OHU