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You did not indicate which version of Pi-Star image you're running here and what hardware it's running on. It looks like you've got several problems going on here. But my pi-star is stuck on GMT or UTC even though my pi is on BST For starters, let's see what time zone your system thinks it in: sudo ...

pi-star@pi-star(ro):~$ sudo systemctl status NextionDriver.service Unit NextionDriver.service could not be found. Sorry, my error: should have been lowercase: sudo systemctl status nextiondriver.service pi-star@pi-star(ro):~$ ls -la /dev/ttyAM* crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 204, 64 Apr 5 08:46 /dev/tty...

Out of curiosity, what results do you get for these commands?

DId you modify the Pi-Star image according to the instructions given above BEFORE you transferred it to an SSD? The modifications required to boot from non-microSD cards must be applied on a booted microSD card image before cloning the image to a different kind of device, regardless of whether that ...

In configure.php, change: // Set MMDVMHost DMR Colour Code if (empty($_POST['dmrColorCode']) != TRUE ) { $configmmdvm['DMR']['ColorCode'] = escapeshellcmd($_POST['dmrColorCode']); } to: // Set MMDVMHost DMR Colour Code if (isset($_POST['dmrColorCode'])) { $configmmdvm['DMR']['ColorCode'] = (int)$_PO...

Issue this command instead and go from there:

Yes, you can run ethernet only, without wifi. Generally, the hotspot should connect to ethernet as its first choice, and basically ignore the wifi thereafter, assuming an ethernet connection is valid/viable at bootup. Things can get messed up after that if that connection window is missed. Have you ...

https://blog.alexellis.io/booting-the-raspberry-pi-5-from-nvme/ Actually, not a lot of magic involved: a couple of SED commands that make some simple changes to three files on an existing system and the image is ready to be cloned/booted to/from other SD cards, USB's, SSD's and NVME's. but wich com...

Actually, not a lot of magic involved: a couple of SED commands that make some simple changes to three files on an existing system and the image is ready to be cloned/booted to/from other SD cards, USB's, SSD's and NVME's.

Can the 4.3 version be burned to a USB drive and then used as a boot drive on a pi? Not sure, never been interested in doing so. SD cards are become harder to come by, especially in small sizes: a 32gb USB drive can be had for the same price as an 8gb SD card, for instance. USB's are faster, way fa...