It’s important to keep your Pi-Star up to date!
The Pi-Star platform is continuously evolving and updates to the system come out all the time. It’s a good habit to make sure you have the latest update at least every few weeks.
Pi-Star binary firmware installation
Your should access your Pi-Star’s SSH console and use the command listed for your board version below.
| Board | Command |
| ZUMspot RPi board | sudo pistar-zumspotflash rpi |
| ZUMSpot duplex board connected to GPIO | sudo pistar-zumspotflash rpi_duplex |
| ZUMspot USB dongle | sudo pistar-zumspotflash usb |
| ZUMspot Libre Kit or generic MMDVM_HS board with USB | sudo pistar-zumspotflash libre |
| MMDVM_HS_Hat board (14.7456MHz TCXO) | sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_hat |
| HS_DUAL_HAT board (14.7456MHz TCXO) | sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_dual_hat |
| MMDVM_HS_Hat board (12.288MHz TCXO) | sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_hat-12mhz |
| HS_DUAL_HAT board (12.288MHz TCXO) | sudo pistar-mmdvmhshatflash hs_dual_hat-12mhz |
| Nano hotSPOT board | sudo pistar-nanohsflash nano_hs |
| NanoDV NPi board | sudo pistar-nanodvflash pi |
| NanoDV USB board | sudo pistar-nanodvflash usb |