That depends on what you use to read mail. Most mail readers allow you to open a message in the spam folder and then mark it as "not spam" - this should either automatically put the sender on the whit

If you have a spare SD card available, download a copy of the standard Raspian operating system - which is free - and try booting your RigPi with it. Obviously, that will not give you the RigPi functi

Have you successfully connected your 7300 to a laptop and been able to operate without issues? The USB port on 7300s is notoriously vulnerable to RF - since I had to relocate my shack, I have spent we

Only just noticed this message - you may have solved it by now - or got fed up and wiped the system to start from scratch! If not, have a look at https://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2014/08/how-to-reset

An SSD drive will certainly be faster than the SD card, but I'm not sure that that is the primary reason for using one. SD cards are simply not very long lived devices - they were designed to provide

I've stayed out of this thread thus far - because I don't own a RigPi... I am working on building something similar - not for commercial distribution - and I wanted to learn from the experiences and m

... and logging is probably the greatest threat to the SD card in the context of a RigPi. Loading the operating system and programs is primarily a read operation - and SD cards can do them practically

Ah, ok - those three links, between them, explain both the options available. The first two links describe reconfiguring the board to boot directly from an external hard drive - that option was still

That should work nicely, but it will be a bit fiddly to get going. Raspberry Pis like to boot from an SD card, but you can offload the operating system to an external disk drive plugged into one of th

Without prejudging the cause of this particular failure, everyone should bear in mind that SD cards have a far shorter life expectancy than either hard disks or solid state disks. While the technology

Hard drives including SSDs work fine on the Raspberry Pi, but the software build was not really put together with them in mind and they can be a pain to set up. Western Digital used to produce a compa