WSPR image copy to SD card via win32 disk imager

DK8FT commented 8 years ago

when doing so only 4 files appear on sd card

boot.bin 1,59MB devicetree.dtb 11,8kB uEnv.txt 319 bytes uImage 4,67 MB

total 4gb sd card is said to be only 11,5MB big

how to proceed, please ?

thanks and regards

Werner DK8FT

pavel-demin commented 8 years ago

Hello Werner,

The SD card contains two partitions. Only the first one (with 4 files) is visible under Windows.

I suggest the following next steps:

boot Red Pitaya with the WSPR SD card
connect to Red Pitaya using WinSCP
open decode-wspr.sh in an editor like Notepad++
set the CALL and GRID variables
close the editor and WinSCP
check for reported WSPR spots via WSPRnet

Best regards,

Pavel

DK8FT commented 8 years ago

Hello Pavel,

thank you for your quick answer.

It is working now ! You wrote an exciting software !

I've made a donation a couple of minutes ago.

Best regards

Werner

2016-07-12 19:15 GMT+02:00 Pavel Demin notifications@github.com:

Hello Werner,

The SD card contains two partitions. Only the first one (with 4 files) is visible under Windows.

I suggest the following next steps:

boot Red Pitaya with the WSPR SD card

connect to Red Pitaya using WinSCP http://winscp.net

open decode-wspr.sh in an editor like Notepad++ http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

set the CALL and GRID variables

close the editor and WinSCP

check for reported WSPR spots via WSPRnet http://wsprnet.org

Best regards,

Pavel

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pavel-demin commented 8 years ago

Many thanks for your feedback and for your donation! I'm glad that the WSPR receiver is working for you.

pavel-demin / red-pitaya-notes

WSPR image copy to SD card via win32 disk imager #312