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I think both these links may help you, I haven't had time to play about myself but the M1DNS advice is likely to be good.

I belong to the Radio society of Harrow and the club has reflashed the SD card to 4.3.4 from 4.1.10 but although it appears to work fine on dmr on ysf it will not change rooms when using Yaesu Ft70D any ideas to solve the problem much appreciated


It might be that the Wires-X data is being badly ...

Ircddbgateway pulls the list from ustrust. If the rptr you want to connect with isnt reporting to ustrust. It wont get pulled in.

Meaning, it isnt available to connect with as its ip address hasnt be passed on to ircddbgateway.

You can of course manually edit the ***_host.txt files in pistar ...

That repeater is not in the US Trust list (it was previously) so now you have to wait for it to show up in the routing before it can be connected to.


Ah, I see, do you have any idea why this has changed?

That's one for the keeper of GB7IC, if it was in the US Trust list, it would also ...

It's GB7IC module B, my end is G8SEZ D and G8SEZ G for the DSTAR repeater settings.


That repeater is not in the US Trust list (it was previously) so now you have to wait for it to show up in the routing before it can be connected to.


Ah, I see, do you have any idea why this has changed ...

Is this or was this something that worked at one time, but now seems to be broken? I'm not seeing anything that would kick off this process during boot ups or config restarts.


I have never had it working since I started using DSTAR with one of my Pi-Star hotspots. I had assumed that it ...

MW0MWZ wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 12:31 pm

G8SEZ wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 11:34 am I thought that bookworm uses the NetworkManager configuration.

I could of course be wrong.

You're quire correct, but I modified it back to wpa_supplicant to make it the same as our historic versions.

Fair enough, I can see why you did that.

I thought that bookworm uses the NetworkManager configuration.

I could of course be wrong.

MW0MWZ wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 4:32 pm

N1DAE wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 3:28 am Understood. Message received.

You mean like this one: https://www.pistar.uk/wifi_builder_5.php ?
It's not linked on the main page, and probably wont be unless I create an image that requires it.

Which I assume you have now done...?

KD8DVR wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 2:53 pm Today noticed one of my hotspots had an IP address of 192.254.239.101, instead of its normal 192.168... IP address. A power cycle corrected the issue.

Isn't that an mDNS address, or zeroconf or whatever it's called?