Yes indeed, so you might think that the development of Pi-Star is all done, well far from it. I have been beavering away working to improve features (and breaking a few along the way) in order to bring MMDVMhost to Pi-Star, why - well simply put because this will bring DV multimode to what is already a good image for D-Star, expanding into DMR and hopefully Yaesu System Fusion too in the near future. What works - well DMR and D-Star, both work very well and are able to live side by side on the very same node! Very interesting stuff. What doesnt work so far - Yaesu System Fusion networking I just dont have my head fully wrapped around it, but that is coming soon - promise. MMDVMHost is another grand step forwards in making all the various DV modes work together, right now they all have seperate networks, but joining the repeater hardware up is a huge leap forwards; I hope that in time the networks will join together also (there is already work on this in a few ways). To Do list for me includes a dashboard re-write to add on the DMR features and the configurator needs some updating to handle the new software (althrough this is already well on the way). more to come in the next weeks...

It is now possible to check your registratinon status for access to the US Trust (Icom G2) network from this server, check this out: http://www.mw0mwz.co.uk/d-starusers.php.

Under my current projects there is now a link to the DMR User Database, this also covered CCS7 registrations too. The data is pulled form the MARC-Group and kept up to date daily. See http://www.mw0mwz.co.uk/dmrusers.php.

Yes indeed, Pi-Star comes home to www.MW0MWZ.co.uk, all the downloads and a new change log are available here at this site, the links on the dashboard have changes and I also put a re-direction at the old location to divert people here too. To cellebrate I have made a new release that includes some minor security updates, CCS7 upgrades and improved WiFi setup too. Check it out http://www.mw0mwz.co.uk/pi-star

Not much has changed, the OS and Kernel have been upgraded, WiFi drivers have been upgraded quite a lot, many new devices supported now, included in-kernel support for the newer ralink USB WiFi sticks. Minor security fixes on the web portals after a quick audit.