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An additional note to point out is that you are limited to 4 characters for this field.

I ran the following to find the modem device: pi-star@pi-star(rw):~$ find /dev/tty* ! -type l | grep -E "tty(AMA|ACM|USB|S)." It resulted in: /dev/ttyAMA0 /dev/ttyS0 /dev/ttySC0 /dev/ttySC1 I then tried the following with each of the devices from the results of the previous command: pi-sta...

Thanks Jason,

At first glance I don't see what it would take from that script to get what I am looking for. When I get a chance I will investigate the script in more detail to see what I can get out of it.

I am trying to find the best way to display the firmware version form the command line. The following snippet works after the system is up and running: grep 'MMDVM protocol version' /var/log/pi-star/MMDVM*.log | awk '{print $9}' However, what I am trying to do is add the firmware version to the motd...

I have done mine in shades of Green. I will show the values I used in the following screenshots:

This is an example of the look:

Here are the values I used:

2019-02-04pi-starV4.0.0-RC3_custom_motd_cat.jpg Here is my custom motd file. 2019-02-04pi-starV4.0.0-RC3_custom_motd_vim.jpg And here is how it looks in the vi/vim editor. Let me know if you are well versed in vi/vim and I will let you know how to add the control characters in. If not, you will hav...

This shows all of the colors that I am aware of.

Here are the codes for those colors.

2019-02-04pi-starV4.0.0-RC3_original_motd_cat.jpg This is how the V4.0.0.0-RC3 /etc/motd looks when you login. 2019-02-04pi-starV4.0.0-RC3_original_motd_vim.jpg This is how the same file looks like in the vim editor. Notice that the color codes are in this file. Each one looks something like: ^[[0;...

You can't just use cut & paste for the color codes because there are control characters included in the codes and "cut & paste" can't copy control characters. The border can be done with cut & paste. When I get home from work, I will put together some more detailed instructions...

It is /etc/motd, be careful with it though so as not to break the update procedure. That file changes whenever there is an update. To get the callsign in ASCII Art use the following link: http://patorjk.com/software/taag/#p=display&f=ANSI%20Shadow&t=YourCallsign Replace "YourCallsign&qu...