Hi Steve, et. al.: A couple of errata for RAT_RC1.img on a Pi 3B: *firsttime:* 1) Does not happen on first boot after copying the img to CF and first login as root. Still investigating reproducing this but it seems that means the img is missing /etc/asterisk/firsttime. Maybe I'll try opening this with a loopback FS to see what's in the image before it boots. 2) Hit enter instead of Y or N at password change prompt and get a syntax error. PR #3 <https://github.com/AllStarLink/DIAL/pull/3>submitted and I see you already merged it! *nonoload:* The unanchored sed commands in /usr/local/sbin/pcf.sh cause "noload" to become "nonoload", "nononoload" and so on each time nodesetup is run. # grep nono /etc/asterisk/modules.conf nononoload => chan_simpleusb.so ; CM1xx USB Cards with Radio Interface Channel Driver (No DSP) Here's where this happens in /usr/local/sbin/pcf.sh: 691: sed -i 's/noload => chan_simpleusb.so/load => chan_simpleusb.so/g' /etc/asterisk/modules.conf 692: sed -i 's/load => chan_usbradio.so/noload => chan_usbradio.so/g' /etc/asterisk/modules.conf 695: sed -i 's/load => chan_simpleusb.so/noload => chan_simpleusb.so/g' /etc/asterisk/modules.conf 696: sed -i 's/noload => chan_usbradio.so/load => chan_usbradio.so/g' /etc/asterisk/modules.conf Fix is to change them to: sed -i 's/^...' to anchor the pattern but I was unable to find where this happens in the source code so didn't submit a PR. It looks like pcf.sh is derived from https://allstarlink.org/config/portalconfig.sh but I'm missing something... *one-way audio with rb-usb-rim lite-scom 7330 <http://www.repeater-builder.com/products/usb-rim-lite.html>:* We seemed to have one-way audio where audio from the SCOM was not being heard via the (763) phone dialup but phone audio was being transmitted by the SCOM. In the process of debugging this, we decided to see if there were packets flowing outbound and tried to "apt-get install tcpdump" and saw that it needed some updates, so we did an "apt-get update" and, lo and behold, the one-way audio problem went away. (Could be app_rpt saw we were getting ready to watch it;-) So perhaps there was just an update that needed to get installed, or it was just gremlins. Maybe just an Asterisk restart needed. Always frustrating when "circuit tested, no trouble found" after 4 hours of head-scratching. We had done many service asterisk stop/start cycles. So if firsttime isn't already, it should probably do an apt-get update. We had also played around with "radio tune rxvoice" with a service monitor (and saved the tune config) to make sure there was actually audio going in to the RIM and at the right level. Anyway, the good news is I believe we got this stuff working and the firsttime/nodesetup stuff makes it really easy. Thanks & 73 de N2YGK & N2DVQ