rpt.conf: Update for default events on GPIO4 #370
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This updates rpt.conf to enable the events section and add commented out defaults for GPIO4. This was requested by KE6PCV, however, I find this useful also. I use sound card devices from two manufactures that support the GPIO4 LED.
tsawyer
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Jul 24, 2024
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@Allan-N, please note about adding a menu shortcut. |
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Is there a reason that it cannot go out with new installs? I understand the need for menu options, but there are those that don't use the menu and having it in the file by default is great. I believe that the installer does not overwrite the settings in /etc/asterisk. |
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If this is the case, we can never update the default configs to add new features or to correct comments in the config files. |
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This updates rpt.conf to enable the events section and add commented out defaults for GPIO4.
This was requested by KE6PCV, however, I find this useful also. I use sound card devices from two manufactures that support the GPIO4 LED.