[hfsig] hfsig Digest, Vol 31, Issue 2

todd nexstar1 at hughes.net
Mon Mar 27 19:17:30 EDT 2017 

Thanks for the reply Bob, That’s what  I did. Was in  "cd WsprryPi " Doing a 
complete reload. Ended up that the green light flashed every one second and 
couldn't stop it even with a reboot.

When I typed    sudo ./wsp -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m   it locked up the 
Pi 3B and had to recycle the power. Nothing worked, mouse or keyboard.

Thanks Richard.......That is the string that I used and it would lock up the 
Pi 3B and as above had to cycle the power.

Also when I install the board the green LED starts blinking........Thinking 
that I have a bad Pi 3b or the firmware is corrupted.

Did all the updates prior to trying the board.

Todd

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> Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2017 09:45:49 -0800
> From: "todd" <nexstar1 at hughes.net>
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> Subject: [hfsig] Problem with operation
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> Received my wspr board and installed it in a Raspberry Pi 3B board(no 
> problem here).
> Went through the latest install instructions in which everything seemed 
> ok.
> I then typed this in:
> wspr  -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m    enter
>
> and I get this message   can't open /dev/mem
> Then it just stops. Did this not get installed when I set it up or does it 
> have to be set up after the install? Am a rank noob when it comes to 
> Linux.
>
> If I use the old way:
> sudo ./wspr -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m
>
> the screen locks up and the power to the Raspberry has to be removed to 
> re-boot.
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> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Todd  WD6DFH
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> background-color:white !important; } Try:
> cd wsprrypi
> Then
> sudo......
> Bob KI0G
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> On Monday, March 27, 2017, 12:48 PM, todd <nexstar1 at hughes.net> wrote:
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> Received my wspr board and installed it in a Raspberry Pi 3B board(no 
> problem here).Went through the latest install instructions in which 
> everything seemed ok. I then typed this in:wspr  -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 
> 20m    enter and I get this message   can't open /dev/memThen it just 
> stops. Did this not get installed when I set it up or does it have to be 
> set up after the install? Am a rank noob when it comes to Linux. If I use 
> the old way:sudo ./wspr -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m the screen locks up 
> and the power to the Raspberry has to be removed to re-boot. Any help 
> would be much appreciated. ThanksTodd 
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> Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2017 11:18:53 -0700
> From: Dennis Hall <dennis at kk7x.us>
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> CD WsprryPi
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> On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 10:59 AM, Bob Cutter <ki0g at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> Try:
>>
>> cd wsprrypi
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>> Then
>>
>> sudo......
>>
>> Bob KI0G
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>> On Monday, March 27, 2017, 12:48 PM, todd <nexstar1 at hughes.net> wrote:
>>
>> *Received my wspr board and installed it in a Raspberry Pi 3B board(no
>> problem here).*
>> *Went through the latest install instructions in which everything seemed
>> ok. *
>> *I then typed this in:*
>> *wspr  -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m    enter*
>>
>> *and I get this message   can't open /dev/mem*
>> *Then it just stops. Did this not get installed when I set it up or does
>> it have to be set up after the install? Am a rank noob when it comes to
>> Linux.*
>>
>> *If I use the old way:*
>> *sudo ./wspr -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m*
>>
>> *the screen locks up and the power to the Raspberry has to be removed to
>> re-boot.*
>>
>> *Any help would be much appreciated.*
>>
>> *Thanks*
>> *Todd  WD6DFH*
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> Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2017 18:54:59 -0400
> From: Richard Waller <rewaller at verizon.net>
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> Todd, I'm a noob too but you need to type sudo ./wspr then the rest of it 
> starting with -r. Also make sure you are in the WsprryPi directory
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>> On Mar 27, 2017, at 1:45 PM, todd <nexstar1 at hughes.net> wrote:
>>
>> Received my wspr board and installed it in a Raspberry Pi 3B board(no 
>> problem here).
>> Went through the latest install instructions in which everything seemed 
>> ok.
>> I then typed this in:
>> wspr  -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m    enter
>>
>> and I get this message   can't open /dev/mem
>> Then it just stops. Did this not get installed when I set it up or does 
>> it have to be set up after the install? Am a rank noob when it comes to 
>> Linux.
>>
>> If I use the old way:
>> sudo ./wspr -r -o -s wd6dfh CN84ke 20 20m
>>
>> the screen locks up and the power to the Raspberry has to be removed to 
>> re-boot.
>>
>> Any help would be much appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Todd  WD6DFH
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