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Q. How to stop YSFHosts.txt from being overwritten with nightly updates. ... Pi-Star:3.4.17 / Dashboard:20191016 Current development is Pi-Star 4.1.0 rc6 ... you should consider installing 4.1.0 rc4 on a different card and "Expert" update/upgrade a couple times to rc6 and see if the probl...

... so prove to us that the OP's custom /root/YSFHosts.txt was overwritten by /usr/local/sbin/HostFilesUpdate.sh The other /root/*txt files that have been recently added are just commented templates to assist those who don't understand the /usr/local/etc/*txt structures, but have never been required...

That's odd, as the /usr/local/sbin/HostFilesUpdate.sh script only overwrites the files in /usr/local/etc/* and not /root/*. You can see that for yourself by examining the script: ... YSFHOSTS=/usr/local/etc/YSFHosts.txt FCSHOSTS=/usr/local/etc/FCSHosts.txt ... curl --fail -o ${YSFHOSTS} -s http://ww...

A "console" is any text-only terminal attached to the RPi. It's easiest to use the web-based configuration interface from a different computer.

f4eit, it will be much to your benefit to carefully observe https://translate.google.com/translate? ... i-star.htm

KE0FHS wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2019 2:08 pmThose two tutorial videos contain the answer to your question.

The videos might not translate easily into French. Les vidéos ne traduisent pas facilement en français.

I have a DVAP (updated with latest firmware so thankfully no Tx-on crashes any more) running on a Raspberry Pi Zero with Pi-Star 3.4.17 fully updated. ... Grateful for any thoughts. The current state of affairs is such that the hot-spot is essentially useless. May I suggest a test of https://www.pi...

How does that work with without xserver-xorg installed? Sorry if I missed that detail. The folk I know who have installed a 7 inch screen have done so in order to have access to the dashboard/configuration/admin pages while mobile, so that they could enable/disable YSF/DMR/NXDN/P25/DStar as needed;...

DB6BD wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2019 9:18 am... But yes, using Raspbian, WLAN works without hickups, while in the Pi-Star 4.1.0 RC3 on my Raspberry Pi 3A+ hardware has issues connecting to my home WLAN. ...

Do the issues persist in RC6, please? Much development work has been contributed since RC3.

It seems your question is better-posed in an "IOS 13" discussion forum.