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What do you see in your browser after you type http://pi-star/ and press Enter?

Raspberry Pi Soliloquy

2 B, or not 2 B, that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of WiFi frustrations,
Or to take Arms against a Sea of troubles,
And fling the blasted chips into the inferno.

Gene, for someone who is smart enough to get an Advanced Extra license, it shouldn't be a problem to figure this out eventually, but you'll need to be a little bit patient, and in order to get help here, you're going to need to be more specific about what you're seeing. What kind of computer are you...

If you're on a Windows computer, try http://pi-star/ (make sure you include the / at the end).

There's a helpful site about DMR, including info about radio programming, that you might want to check out:
A Simple Guide to DMR in the UK
https://simpledmrguide.wordpress.com/dmr-radios/

Good luck!

Confirmed. Thanks, Andy!

Okay, I now understand that the NXDN activity I saw was from the brief moments after I had enabled NXDN but before I switched the startup host to none. After turning off NXDN mode and then shutting off and restarting my hotspot, that activity is gone. However, the NXDN Radio module on the dashboard ...

Even persists after a factory reset and backup restore, and even though it says Service not started, I'm seeing NXDN activity on talkgroup 65000 (DF2ET and it appears to be stuck on a TX by MW0MWZ). Even though prior to backup my NXDN Startup Host was set to None before I disabled that mode, after f...

After I turn off NXDN mode in MMDVMHost Configuration and apply changes (only D-STAR and DMR still enabled), the NXDN Radio mode on the dashboard is still displayed.

I can now successfully change the NXDN Startup Host. Dashboard version 20180604.