Yes.
That’s why I’m trying a fresh download next time.
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I appreciate all your hard work Rex!!! You are 100% percent right. It is totally unacceptable for people to try and contact you in this manner. It sucks that a few rotten eggs are going to ruin it for the rest of us.
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I am curious if anyone has attempted to get the AIO board working on a DevTerm.
Has anyone managed to get the AIO v2 board and its related packages working on the Kali image? I’ve been wrestling with it for the last four days and haven’t been able to get things working properly, particularly Meshtastic and LoRa.
I’ve reverted to using trixie but I’m missing that kali desktop feel 
no reason it shouldn’t work, though you’d lose the printer and need some extension cables to reach the side panel
It’ll work you’ll also lose speakers because the speaker placement is different than in the uConsole. The devterm and uConsole share the same main board.
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Got it working, going to solder leads to the speaker terminals and that should be good, Thanks for all you do!
What am I doing incorrectly? I’ve been trying to get Meshtastic running I have the AIO V1 bored , but it doesn’t seem like Meshtastic is receiving a signal. I have reinstalled and still no connection. Does anyone have any tips? Thank you 
If I’m not mistaken, the “no signal” is just letting you know that your node isn’t using wifi. You have the node up, based on “1 of 1 nodes online”.
Thank you! I also was silly and thought CN was Canada… lol All good now
Awesome, glad to help.
For some reason I cannot get tar1090 to install. I get a sub process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
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same issue im having
read the whole log and post the first error, not the last one, also add which distro you’re using.
but most likely you need to turn the rtl sdr on before installing tar1090, and nothing else should be using the dongle
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That did the trick Thank you
@Rex is there a way to get the updated SDR++Brown in your repo? It has some nice quality of life improvements (at least on Windows, where I have been using the new version). I understand if there is a technical reason it can’t be updated, I’d rather have an old functioning SDR++Brown then an unfunctional SDR++Brown. Thank you again for all the time and energy you have put into this, and thank you for everything you do.
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I’ve got a lot of projects I’m working on right now so it won’t me quick but I’ll add that to my todo list to compile the most recent one and upload it to my repo.
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Thank you so much, and absolutely no rush what so ever!
I am going to be honest and ask, why are you packaging in applications into your own rep?
Are you modifying the application for combability or is it just the .deb file downloaded and uploaded?
(it shall be noted that I am testing the new Kernel now but had in mind to start manually update apps like downloading SDR-Brown .deb file and install)
I love the service and dedication but it feels like it then becomes your “responsibility” to keep even the applications up2date. Another chore if you like…