1st microprocessor I learned assembler on.

As always the pi user should be given a new, more secure password.

I think they all are 64 bit hardware, it is the OS that determines if it runs in 32 or 64 bit mode.

Yes.

You don't need to format. Etcher and similar programs put down the entire image, sector by sector, and would just overwrite the partitions your formatter created.

Had one ham take his board and hat and wrap their plastic case in foil and it helped.

We have found that placing the board and any HATs in a faraday cage (metal case) solves on board problems.

No feature to do that on the list -- your mail client may have a blacklist feature or filter to do it. Again he is banned on this list. No need for further comment.

These spammers often set their preference to "No Email" in their profile, so they don't see replies. The list administrators are keen to ban them if they get a message through.

Spammer -- Has been banned.

US regulations only permits 300 baud on most HF bands (10m excepted).

Why would you want 600 baud? Direwolf can do a variety of speeds.

Sorry for the typos, I was responding on my phone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaesu_(brand)

Vertex was the commercial radio side of Yaesu. Motorola bought Yaesu, for that that customer base, but wasn't interested in Amateur so sold that side of the business back to. The family that had previ

https://groups.io/g/direwolf -- Direwolf community and support group

Last updates on Direwolf were a couple of days ago. Active users of Direwolf build updated versions since distributions tend to be slow to include updates. https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/commits/d

Direwolf is pretty solid, I run it for months without "lock ups"

Direwolf can pull out weaker signals and does some bit error correction. Also you have the option of additional data rates. You may want to look at DRAWS™ to interface to your radio(s) and run Direwol

Are you able to key/unkey PTT using the system's gpio command? man gpio If you aren't familiar with it.

Not directly - the DRAWS™ HAT has a built-in PTT circuit for GPIO and I use that.