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If I understand https://forum.pistar.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1889 there may not /be/ a "default" password. It appears to be used to allow external/smartphone (remote) apps entry to the gateway process for some sort of control. If you aren't using these apps, it may not matter what the password ...

Apologies, I couldn't say -- between my first DMR rig being UHF-only (I now have a UHF/VHF DMR, along with a Kenwood D-STAR unit) and more "free" frequencies in UHF, I never tried the VHF band of my DV-Mega.

You don't! D-Star licensed the use of the original AMBE codec (a GMSK protocol). DMR and Yaesu System Fusion both licensed the AMBE-2 codec (a 4FSK protocol). The only way to gateway between the two is to use a system that has paid for licenses to BOTH codecs, then decode the digital traffic from o...

Double check to make sure you downloaded the right image for your hardware. If you have an RPi board, use only one of these: Pi-Star_RPi_V3.4.17_20-Jan-2019.zip Pi-Star_RPi_V4.1.0_26-Mar-2020.zip Pi-Star_RPi_V4.1.2_20-May-2020.zip If it is an R-Pi 4B, only a v4 image will be suitable. Not sure if t...

Step 1: do NOT specify "XLX..." in the link command... Either XRF or DCS! cf: https://www.f4fxl.org/ref-xrf-dcs-xlx-whats-the-difference/ Let’s assume you want to connect to XLX208C. According to the previous examples with REF, XRF and DCS you would expect to have to issue the command XLX2...

VK7HSE wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 8:50 am Try to clear the log files from /var/log/pistar and reboot, see if it happens again within the next few days...

In normal configurations, /var/log/* is located in a small RAM-disk -- which means that simply rebooting will clear out the log files.

I'm currently running Pi-Star 3.4.17 on a Zumspot, which I believe is an RPi-0. Usually, I like to upgrade stuff "just because", which is generally frowned upon. But I like to have the newest features. However, I thought I'd ask about Pi-Star. Should I upgrade or leave it alone since it's...

KE7FNS wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 7:00 pm Its going to be under which ever section you are using, eth0 for wired, or wlan0 for wireless. Its listed as "inet 192.68.X.Y"

192.168.x.y IFF the router DHCP is issuing that network. Some may issue 10.x.y.z.

I don't know how you post the fancy screenshots that you can scroll? Note that what you show is a TEXT CONSOLE... No screen grab needed -- just select the TEXT and copy it, then paste it into a message here (use the </> button to create a "code" box). You can even scroll backwards in most...

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