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piHPSDR Controller for RadioBerry
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What version of RAspberry OS have you used for this project ? #5

Open DarrenRainer opened 9 months ago

DarrenRainer commented 9 months ago

Hi Dileep,

I have a working Raspberry Pi 4 using radioberry (16 version) and Pihhpsdr . I have followed your changes in the code to install the code for the console but get stuck because I am using 64bit raspberry pi desktop OS. I tried a 32bit version but then get told on installing raspberry OS that it is not compatible. Do I need to try this on a raspberry pi3 with 32bit OS or do I stick with the RAspberry PI 4 with 64bit OS ?

73s Darren G4VTQ

PE1PWR commented 9 months ago

Hi Darren, Try to type this in your config.txt arm_bit64=0 I was facing the same problem. After that everything works.

By the way I have using a older Raspberry pi3 to makes that extra files for the controller. The program was developpe with Bullseye. I mean step 2 in readme. The newer OS can handle this point. Step2: Building the Application Go to the folder “Application”

cd /home/pi/rbc_main/Radioberry_Console/Software/Application/ make clean make

Goodluck PE1PWR Wim 73s

DarrenRainer commented 9 months ago

Thanks Wim for the help. I will give it a go and see what happens. I have both pi3 and pi4.

73s Darren

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Hi Darren, Try to type this in your config.txt arm_bit64=0 I was facing the same problem. After that everything works.

By the way I have use a older Raspberry pi3 to makes that extra files for the controller. The program was developpe with Bullseye. I mean step 2 in readme. The newer OS can handle this point. Step2: Building the Application Go to the folder “Application”

cd /home/pi/rbc_main/Radioberry_Console/Software/Application/ make clean make

Goodluck PE1PWR Wim 73s

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PE1PWR commented 9 months ago

Hi Darran, I think this will help you. I was also some time busy to get the radioberry a live. If want to use this controller also you have use the PI3 with bullseye. If you use the instruction " make clean" it will work on both pi3 and 4. But when you do the instruction " make" its only works on a Pi3. What I have done after this files are made i have copied them to de pi4 in the correct folder Application under RBC_main/Radioberry_Console/Application. You will find there 7 files. When its not working after the instruction " make" you only find 5 files. I hope that you find a way to get it work. Its a nice project. I have now the Radioberry working. Also the controller Pico Pi and Arduino Nano for the right signals to handle the LPF and BPF relais. Some later I place pictures of the Radioberry on QRZ.com where you can also see my other project a Red Pitaya HF transmitter. Good luck PE1PWR Wim 73's