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I understand DMR3 under DMRGW is where the TGIF_Network information goes. Is this correct? I'm only using BrandMeister so this is mere hypothesis -- I think if you only have one DMR network configured it should be the first, regardless of which network. [DMR Network 3] Enabled=1 Name=TGIF_network A...

this is a dvmega dual as far as i know it don't have the removable chip like the single band maybe some one can tell me the offset tx ant rx of there dvmega dual band While there may be some baseline, the optimum values depend upon both the board and the radio one is using to contact it. And if it ...

Problem would be that those time-ordered entries could rapidly fill the screen (think of two people making 90sec transmissions in a back&forth), while entries for someone who only popped in once disappears quite rapidly. The current scheme would have the "two people" taking turns at th...

192.168.50.1 is NOT a "random" IP. That is the Auto AP address. This address should only be activated if the R-Pi failed to connect to a WiFi access point. The intent is that one configures their computer (tablet, et al) to connect to the R-Pi Auto AP directly (disconnect from your router,...

ve6edf wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 2:41 pm but no idea how to adjust the ber with a dvmega

Trial and Error -- Expert menu, MMDVMHOST
RxOffset
TxOffset
https://www.ailunce.com/blog/How-to-set-Rx-Tx-Offset

The old SIIG "USB 2.0 Fast Ethernet Adapter" (v1.0 02-1327A) is recognized on an R-Pi 3B+ running Buster as pi@rpi3bplus-1:~$ lsusb Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0b95:7720 ASIX Electronics Corp. AX88772 Don't know how the newer SIIG branded units are (I think I own a USB-3/Gigabit model, but have...

Interesting... Mine is a (dual-band) DV-Mega on a 3B (bought as a complete package from GigaParts), running the HR3.19 firmware practically non-stop since the summer of 2018. Originally using Pi-Star 3.x, and updated to 4.1.x when it came out of beta. I've never had the nerve to figure out how to up...

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For quite some time now, Debian (on which Raspbian, on which Pi-Star, is based) by default does NOT enable "root" login. One is supposed to log in using a /user account/ (in this case, pi-star) with a user password, and therefrom use the "sudo" command to execute commands needing...

I'm not sure you can fully trust that, plus it takes a while for ntp to do its thing and get sync'd. It doesn't happen immediately. Tell me about it... I have a few Beaglebones and R-Pis lying around, and periodically I'll boot them in order to do "sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade" seque...