http://hampi.radiowaves.ca/

There is no HamPi v2.0. Did you install the W3DJS beta instead?

Mark HamPi is Raspberry Pi OS image with about 80 ham related applications. Each of those applications has its own documentation. You may have to do some research on them. Go to raspi.radiowaves.ca an

See https://superuser.com/a/581036 Ultimately it is the builder's choice.

I might also mention the dd and xz also should work on WSL (Linux running under Windows 10). I have the Ubuntu version installed and the commands are there. I tested xz, but have not tested dd in this

#w3djs #dd #etcher #xz #hampi

HamPi 1.0 is the current image, the W3DJS Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Image V2.0 was a beta which was replaced by HamPi 1.0 If the information you are using references "W3DJS Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Image V

#etcher #xz #hampi #w3djs #dd

Just use dd on Linux to copy the .img file to the SD card.

Trying for maximum compression.

Choose your own tools and move forward. If you don't like the features of one, pick another, or let the developer know.

The firmware to support USB boot is now in STABLE, so it should be safer to change from 'critical' to 'stable' instead of 'beta' so that you aren't always bleeding edge.

USB connected SSD is faster.

Are you using the file here http://hampi.radiowaves.ca/

I am observing an issue on RPi 4 and have passed to the engineers for validation.

I had a few minutes and loaded up the bittorrent version of the image, and burned it to a 32 GB SD card using the Balena Etcher program. I first placed it in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and booted it up. Did t

This is the second report I have seen. I will try to get time to investigate this weekend. Please include the generation (or order number) of your DRAWS™ board.

The image is focused on Ham Radio, and many of the extra applications were left out. However, you can add them easily. In the menu go to Preferences -> Add/Remove Software.

At the bottom of every email is a link which allows you to mute (Mute This Topic) future emails in the topic thread.

send the results of lsusb ls /dev/ttyUSB* And the contents of your configuration file /etc/default/gpsd

When these things are found, please include the steps used to discover and correct the problem.

What size in the .img file that you have? You don't need to format the SD Card, the raw image copy program will take care of it (and will overwrite it anyway). Are you using Balena Etcher to copy the