No worries, it was just odd to me that somehow you think you downloaded a Archlinux package from the ASL repository Raspberry Pi link on the wiki.allstgarlink.org page.
FYI, I followed your screen shots exactly as you documented.
I physically went through the process to make sure my statement was correct so no one gets confusing information.
I was not implying you should have done something wrong or should of done something else. We are all here to learn and for the hobby.
I just do not want other folks to be confused that read your post.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 2:03 PM
To: ke6pcv@cal-net.org
Subject: [AllStarLink Discussion Groups] Configure Static wlan0 IP in Archlinux distribution
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kv7d
July 14
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Hey Marshall,
Have downloaded (as I showed in the captured shots), then copied them over to an SD card…other then that …have no more to report.
I don’t want this thread to become a “you did”. “you should’ve” kind of thing, so I will drop it.
I am VERY familiar with Debian, but what went on the SD from the download was definitely NOT Debian.
I would rather have Debian on the PI then anything else, believe me…will try to download again. Thank you
V/R
Adriano
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KE6PCV ASL Admin
July 14
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Adriano, Just curious as to why you think that link downloads a Archlinux package. It clearly states that it is a Debian Raspbian-Stretch package right on the image file name. I just downloaded it and installed on a micro SD card and booted on a Raspberry Pi and verified that it is…
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KE6PCV ASL Admin
July 14
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Adriano,
Just curious as to why you think that link downloads a Archlinux package.
It clearly states that it is a Debian Raspbian-Stretch package right on the image file name.
I just downloaded it and installed on a micro SD card and booted on a Raspberry Pi and verified that it is NOT a Archlinux package.
Attached is the photo I took of the computer screen.
I am not sure how you got your wires crossed or confused at this.
73
Marshall - ke6pcv
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kv7d
July 14
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Afternoon KE6PCV, see how I got to the download link by following the paths described in the attached PDF,
in short though, in the ASL.org page I clicked on the distribution hyperlink, that took me to the WiKi page, then down on the download section I selected then Raspberry Pi link.
Not sure how I could’ve messed that up, but if I did it wrong please point me (as well as probably others) in the right direction.
V/R
Adriano (KV7D)
ASL download steps.pdf (108.7 KB)
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WB6OZD
July 13
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Instead of hard coding a static IP on the device, it’s often easier and more flexible to create an IP reservation in your router. This gives you the consistency of a static IP without any changes on the client. Most newer routers support this.
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KE6PCV ASL Admin
July 11
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Adriano,
I am not sure what is going on with your install.
As a correction to your post so that there is no misinformation or confusion.
There is no link on the allstarlink.org site to download the HV archlinux package. I am kind of scratching my head at that comment.
The only download links provided on the allstarlink.org webpage are for open source software.
73
Marshall - ke6pcv
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kv7d
July 11
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Many thanks David,
Adriano
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