Version: 20191012
Author: Steve Magnuson, AG7GN
These scripts are used to install/update various ham radio applications as well as regular Raspbian Buster updates
- Raspberry Pi 3B or 3B+ running Raspbian Buster ONLY (does not work on Raspbian Stretch or Compass)
- Familiarity with Terminal and basic LINUX commands, including sudo
The updatepi.sh script, which is run when you run Raspberry > Hamradio > Update Pi and Ham Apps, automaticall checks to see if it needs to update itself and related update apps. If an update is available, it will automatically install it and tell you that an update was applied.
Alternatively, you can install these scripts manually as follows:
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Open a terminal and run:
cd ~ rm -rf hamapps/ git clone https://github.com/AG7GN/hamapps sudo cp hamapps/*.sh /usr/local/bin sudo cp hamapps/*.desktop /usr/local/share/applications/ rm -rf hamapps
Hamapps.sh is called from updatepi.sh (see "Run from Raspberry Menu" below) when updates or new installs of ham radio applications are requested. It can also be run directly: See "Run from Command Line" below.
- Click Raspberry > Hamradio > Update Pi and Ham Apps.
- Check desired applications, click OK.
Note: Double-clicking an app name will open a browser to a link with information about that app.
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Open a Terminal and run:
updatepi.sh -
Read the instructions. Installation or upgrade of ham radio applications will take a few minutes or an hour or so depending on how many and what apps you install/upgrade.