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- An in depth look at how the Build a Pi Hotspot works on the Rapsberry Pi.
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Once again a most helpful presentation that clearly shows how to contact. I had no idea of how to accomplish this . Thanks!
Great explainer. Explain it to me like I'm a 5th grader!😃👍
nice..You answered my question. What do you do with a hot spot on a pi. Thought that I knew....but only sorta.
Well Done Jason! Excellent explanation!
Ive been having a hard time with this. When It has appeared on my tablets wifi list the password was always wrong. I some how got the idea that changing the ssid will fix everything and now it doesn't show up at all. Is there a way to rest this program?
Beginner question, can this Hot Spot be build with Raspberry PI Zero ?
It should work with the Zero W or the Pi Zero 2.
Awesome, brilliant explained.
Great explanation. Can you do a video on how to set up the pi with gps for a headless aprs setup. I am lost.
Everything worked great buuuut....any idea why conky doesn't display gridsquare? It was manually entered and gmpsmon -n shows that it is working (after going in and changing the autoUSB to true.
Great video. Thank you. I am curious why you use "10." rather than "192."?
Jason I want to setup a mobile Allstar Node.I am thinking this may be what I need to get a IP address for my Node. Do you know anyone doing this?
HamRadio 2.0 is the AllStar guy on YT - www.youtube.com/@HamRadio2/search?query=allstar
Hi, first of all, thank you for your detailed and helpful videos! But i'm having a question, i want to setup my Pi 4 as a wifi host (no ethernet connection) so my devices (laptops, phones) can connect into it so they can be in a same network, is this possible? Thank you in advance!
Router connected to Modem and Modem connected to internet ?
I am running my pi 3 with a DRAWS hat, and so have that image installed for running JS8. I used github and have the Hotspot Tools, but upon rebooting, my wifi is all gone, and the Hotspot Tools goes into a loop of rebooting when I try to enable it. No changes occur, and I am prompted again to enable the hotspot, only to have be prompted to reboot again, and the cycle starts again. Any thoughts?
Try disabling the hotspot in hotspot tools, reboot, and see if your WiFi returns to normal. DRAWS uses a custom images and I haven’t tested hotspot or hotspot tools with their image.
@@KM4ACKI tried disabling it, and it indicated it was already disabled. It never seems to actually enable so it does not let me make any changes. It must have some form of conflict with the DRAWS image. Tnx.
Thank you the steps are very clear. I just have one issue. I am getting red x on both of the arrows for the hotspot symbol. Do you know why this is?
That indicates no internet connection. Plug a CAT5 cable into the pi from your router to solve.
@@KM4ACK But how do I do this when I am out in the field? I won't have access to a router then
Thank you!
This was the video I needed to finally get the iPad to view and control the pi. However, it only works with the pi as the hotspot (as in field operations).
Without buying a monitor, is there a way to use my iPad as the monitor while using the router in the shack as the Wifi hotspot (and internet source)?
Yes. Make sure they are both on the same network. Then instead of 10.10.10.10, use the ip address that your home wifi router assigns to the pi.
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Wow, that was easy! Thanks again, it works.
Thanks this was extremely helpful. How did you get your call sign and all that info to display on the right side of your screen?
An app called Conky. It can be installed with Build a Pi.
@@KM4ACK ok thanks, I have been using HamPi but I'm thinking I need to switch to build a pi.
Hi Jason, I have spent quite a lot of time this weekend loading Build A Pie onto a raspberry pi. I have had one issue with the hot spot and would like to mention it to you. In my area of Australia there is considerable traffic from other local installations on wifi channel 8.I also found that, in my pi configuration localisations, my wifi country kept (I have installed Build A Pi 4 times now) either being disabled or set to US. To work around this I have now edited /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf to set a different channel and country code. I wonder if this will be reset back to your defaults if I install any future updates.
It shouldn't be a problem with future updates as build a pi will not allow you to update the hotspot. I didn't write the hotspot code itself. Instead BAP downloads it from another site and makes just a few mods during install. Hotspot Tools is something I wrote but it should not modify this going forward.
I get a black 'cannot currently show the desktop' screen. If I run vncserver via the shell it'll give me a desktop at 10.0.10.10:1 but that's not ideal ;) Any tips? Also, your work on this is just absolutely amazing!
see this video for resolution th-cam.com/video/Uy6xbC0Hiew/w-d-xo.html
@@KM4ACK Awesome, that fixed that. Do you know why that resolution wouldn't be represented in the vnc instance? I still get 1024x768, and I notice in your videos your resolution looks much higher in vnc.
@@JarrettGreen Try setting the resolution from the main pi menu under the prefs sections now that you can VNC in.
I've been watching a few of your videos and I'm confused as to using the pi as a hotspot in the filed. What does the Pi connect to to be come a hotspot?? I understand the devices can connect to it, but what is the purpose of it?
The wifi hotspot created by the pi allows us to connect other devices (tablets/phones) to the pi and then initiate a VNC connection so that we can use our other device to view and control the pi.
@@KM4ACK So just to control the Pi, but not get on the internet right?
Correct.
@@KM4ACK OK, so what's the point of connecting to the Pi if if doesn't have internet access? I don't see any point in doing that. Am I missing something?
@@stevenA44 I had the same question in my mind after watching this video today
i am lost not a clue. think i will pass on this idea at my age not a chance
Great explanation. But, please remove the annoying commercials every 3 minutes or so.
What commercials? I watched it and didn't see any
The problem I am having is, my network is discoverable, but I have no Internet access😭😭😭
You have to have a CAT5 cable plugged into the pi. Then a bridge is created between the hot spot and the CAT5 cable providing internet access.
@@KM4ACK and then plug it into what?? I believe I’m a little confused is this a complete wireless hotspot or is this a hotspot that bounces off existing wifi?
Well done and well explained. Keep up the good work 73 de KF7VUT
Thank you for your video it was a great help for me
73 Willem ZS5WA