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Hi, i would like to know how it is possible to skip auto discover routines every time that Raspberry-PI boot.
Thanks, 73
Luca IK2LRN

I'm not a user of piHPSDR, but from the little bit I experimented with it I don't think this can be skipped.

The source code is available and it is fairly easy to build. It might not be too tough to modify it.

Perhaps someone else might chime in with a better answer?

You cannot disable completely the auto discovery. However, you can speed up discovery by disabling specific protocol discovery by clicking on the Protocol button on the discovery window and selecting which protocols to use.

Why? Because it is designed to be able to easily work with multiple radios. I have 5 different radios that I use it with.

-- John

w-u-2-o wrote:Perhaps someone else might chime in with a better answer?

I use PiHPSDR with a Hermes Lite 2 in my truck. Christoph DL1YCF recently helped me modify discovery.c to include the option of auto starting a discovered radio that matches a specific HW address. I'm not sure if Christoph plans to include this in his fork of PiHPSDR which has some other HL2 updates.

Before recompiling PiHPSDR with the modified discovery.c file, edit the Makefile as follows:


Then set the environment variable STARTMYHARDWARE to the MAC address of the radio you want to auto start in your startup scripts etc.



Hope that helps - Chris

Hi Chris,
thanks for your precious informations !
I will try your procedure and i will let you know.
73
Luca IK2LRN
Milano

Looks like John (the PiHPSDR developer) just added the ability to auto start if a single radio is discovered to the main repository.