I think it is more for those than want to keep a few copies of their backups. Instead of a 32G backup file, which contains 2G of data and 30G or free space, you get a 2G file instead. Dave Cameron

This is not as easy as it sounds. In pishrink you can specify a command NOT to automatically fill the space on the card. It will just have a certain amount free (I think about 20%). You can then write

You typed pishrink.ph (DOT PH) It should be pishirnk.sh (DOT SH) Dave (TARRA) wrote:

I think you might have something backwards. When connecting to a controller, the PTT output (on Pin 2) should be connected to the controller's COS. The controller's PTT should be connected to the IRLP

It is very important that any scripts that run in the custom_on or custom_off return immediately. The easiest way to to that is to run them in the background, and allow the IRLP to continue without de

Did you change your passwords after you saved this image? When you say won't let you log in, do you mean the password is not working, or do you mean you can't actually type anything? And, when you say

Newer versions of dd allow the status=progress argument. David Cameron Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.

This is not totally true. If the OS is updated using apt update/upgrade/dist-upgrade, it will work in ALL Pis, even the old B versions. Dave

It must be corrupted then. Likely a read error. It so far has worked with my images. Dave Cameron (TARRA) wrote:

Just a quick follow up - if you want to use this again without going through the entire install again, just start the command prompt as administrator again and type wsl -d Ubuntu Dave

Here were my basic steps: 1) Turn on virtualization in the BIOS of the PC. This can be done many ways and is different for most systems. Google it. If it does not support it, this will not work 2) Und

Debian and Ubuntu are very similar. By default WSL2 installed Ubuntu, which is fine. The snag I ran into was that Virtualization was not turned on in my BIOS. Dave Sent from my Bell Samsung device ove

Just write the image to a larger card. I just ran through the steps and installed an Ubuntu image, and was able to make it work. Maybe I will try to make a specific video for this, starting from scrat

Not all 8G cards are the same. You will need to write that image to a 16GB card or larger, or an identical 8gb card to the one that image was built from. I really wish that someone would/could come up

No, the problem will be something in your custom/custom_on file hanging. If you installed an aprs reporting script or similar, it can hang that process. David Cameron Sent from my Bell Samsung device

You use the @reboot argument as the time in a crontab setting. Log in as root, su - repeater nano /home/irlp/custom/custom.crons Create or add a line that says @reboot /home/irlp/bin/aux1on Ctrl-x, y,

When you see an error regarding sox, it means that the scripts that run the audio processing need to be reworked as they are using arguments to the sox program that no longer work. Check the IRLPvAUX

It is not my software, nor is it maintained. I just found the underlying issue where the web server was causing nodes to crash. I found that solution and fixed it. I do not know enough about anything

Unless it was added by the owner, IRLP's images don't install or use apache2-log4j2 package, which is the source of the problem. Dave Cameron

It won't write the config file if the system is not using "systemd". IN other words, it will have no effect. What it will do is future proof if you ever want to update to a newer Debian (which you sho