Re:RESOLVED Upon reboot, the MMDVM must be updated
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2020 9:42 am
Set the modem configuration to
and try a reboot, then run the command again.
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RESOLVED! First I ran the update with the following steps:
pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_hat
"at the end of the procedure DO NOT PRESS ANY KEY TO REBOOT wait two or three minutes and everything starts to work (if you press any key to reboot the modem is not configured and you have to repeat the operation.
In the configuration section select MMDVM_HS_Hat (DB9MAT & DF2ET) for Pi (GPIO) as Radio / Modem
Return to SSH Expert Mode and type the following command:
sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatreset
Now, if you turn off the power and do a reboot, everything works perfectly.
Special thanks to KE7FNS for the solution he suggested to me, to dear Claudio IU8HNE who has been supporting me for many weeks and to all the other friends who have helped me to solve this strange problem, hoping that it will be of help to other people.
73 IW9HJD Nino
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MMDVM_HS_Hat (DB9MAT & DF2ET) for Pi (GPIO)
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RESOLVED! First I ran the update with the following steps:
pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_hat
"at the end of the procedure DO NOT PRESS ANY KEY TO REBOOT wait two or three minutes and everything starts to work (if you press any key to reboot the modem is not configured and you have to repeat the operation.
In the configuration section select MMDVM_HS_Hat (DB9MAT & DF2ET) for Pi (GPIO) as Radio / Modem
Return to SSH Expert Mode and type the following command:
sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatreset
Now, if you turn off the power and do a reboot, everything works perfectly.
Special thanks to KE7FNS for the solution he suggested to me, to dear Claudio IU8HNE who has been supporting me for many weeks and to all the other friends who have helped me to solve this strange problem, hoping that it will be of help to other people.
73 IW9HJD Nino