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Bob, given what we know at the moment I'd like for you to try re-flashing again from your 32GB sd card. Please note if the 4 LEDs display a "back and forth" pattern or not during the minutes before the Beagle powers off. That will confirm …
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Re the "power up" language in the re-flashing section of the operating manual. I reworked that wording a bit. What I was trying to say is that at the power up step you might have to first hold down the boot button. Not that there were two …
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The autorun "eviction" algorithm is not as smart as it could be. In particular there are sequences of events where you will be assigned an available channel in the range rx2-7 (non-waterfall) when autoruns occupy rx0/1. When in fact the be…
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So, this may not be as widespread a problem as I first feared. I still very much want to hear from people that are having trouble though. As @HB9TMC points out a different, older value (KIWISDR10) was used for the Kiwi-1s built by Seeed. And the cod…
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Also, on the audio tab check that the squelch slider is all the way to the left. The word "squelch" should be in green and the slider background in red. And that the noise blanker and filter menus are set off. On the AGC tab check that the…
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KIWISDR10 is the old value used from the capes Seeed built. My latest code in D11 v1.665 would have updated these and bricked them all..
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The speaker icon at the top right of the main control panel (at lower right of screen) is green? If not, hit the spacebar on the keyboard. Click the record icon directly to the left of the speaker icon, let it run for 5 seconds, click it again. Then…
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Here's what's happening: https://forum.beagleboard.org/t/if-cape-eeprom-part-number-field-contains-a-space-number-the-number-is-interpreted-as-init-runlevel-lol/37682/1 Probably George @m1geo will get a chuckle out of it. He understands these situat…
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Okay, my fault then for not correctly understanding at the outset what you were trying to accomplish. Glad it's finally sorted.
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There are no earlier images currently. Please wait for me to understand this problem. You don't want to run the risk of bricking your Beagle.
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I think there is an interaction issue between new code that puts the Kiwi-1 vs Kiwi-2 model info in the Kiwi's EEPROM versus the age of U-boot on the eMMC of the Beagle. It's been extremely difficult for me to diagnose. You have to use a serial cons…
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Hi Pat, I could use some details. 1) Password page. I'm assuming you mean the login page that is shown on a user connection when a password is required. Right now it just says "KiwiSDR: software defined receiver". There is currently no adm…
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But as mentioned in the other thread, if your intent is to have both of these Kiwis accessible from the Internet simultaneously then you still have more work to do.
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I'd like to understand what you mean by "downloading SW from a working kiwi". I assume as opposed to following the instructions in the operating guide and using wget to obtain the downloading script. What you wanted was the Debian 11 image…
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You must have made a mistake in entering the static address. Like an incorrect netmask or gateway. There's just no other explanation. Might be easier to just re-flash and start over.
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You might be in for a bad time depending on your experience level. Follow these instructions using the "Linux" sub-section on your other Kiwi using the admin console tab. http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/#id-net-reflash Someone else needs to …
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Okay. So just try an update please and let's see what happens.
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Okay, so there was more to this story. When you guys don't tell me the whole story at the outset we go round and round with the post and emails before getting to the heart of the matter. Makes it very difficult for me. So a static 192.168.x IP was c…
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You need to figure out who is handing out 192.168.x.x addresses to the Kiwi and why. The only other possibility is that the Kiwi has somehow flipped from DHCP automatic IP assignment to static IP assignment and that 192.x address was the last static…
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As mentioned in the first post, all order have been shipped (except for one on vacation hold). And the store is now open for second production run orders. A third production run is in the parts-procurement phase.
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Also note that we got the case manufacturer to mask off the powder coating in areas where the two case pieces join. And where the metal standoffs are attached to the base. So while this is by no means any sort of RF gasketing, it's better than nothi…
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I was going to ask you about those zeroed samples. A very quick look at the other blanker algorithm ("Wild" from Michael Wild, DL2FW) shows that it does some sort of reconstruction of the impulse-distorted samples: Beagle_SDR_GPS/rx/Teensy…
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Okay, next release: There will an option on the admin security tab to enable saving admin password in browser storage (more secure than cookies but essentially the same). Also, you'll be able to have bookmarks like: /admin?config /admin?ext,wspr
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To be honest the UI probably needs a better set of indicators so you can tell at a glance there is a non-normative condition (rf attn on, noise blanker/filter on, agc adjusted, squelch non-zero, etc)
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Your "smart switch" is horribly misconfigured. Both Kiwis need to be on the 10.xxx subnet. Try another Ethernet port on the switch.
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Well, I have no idea. Ideally, if we had binary distros (I'm still working on that), you could just try arbitrary older versions and see if the problem disappeared at some point. But currently the only way to diagnose this is to do extremely painful…
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Well, maybe this is an issue with the older kernel (-r135) from D9.12 Try doing an update to D9.13 via: cdp mst (stops the Kiwi server) pkup pkug (you'll probably have to reboot the Beagle) Afterwards you'll probably have to do: cdp mst m install_k…
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Hi Daz. There should be no periodic changes to the attenuator settings. There is no code that implements any sort of automatic level adjustment (although such schemes have been discussed). When the attn level is non-zero it is simply displayed on th…
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Okay, so this entire problem has to do with the Mango device (or possibly something else) changing the subnet that Kiwi is on from 10.0.0.xxx to 192.168.8.xxx. And now that 192 subnet is unreachable from your main 10.0.0.xxx subnet on the "othe…
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Got my BBAI working again. It seems fine. I have a cpufreq-set -f 1GHz in the /root/.bashrc.local to set the cpu freq to a fixed value. Otherwise when you do a cf or cm it shows "ondemand" instead of "userspace" and slews the cpu…