Hi -- Back in July I got Max's then-current branch running on my RPi 3, and then proceeded to make some changes around the edges. In terminal.py I did a couple of things: 1. Made the terminal window size-aware so that you can display more than 20 "voice frequency..." lines without crashing Without this, if a site has more than 20 channels, the program will crash when the 21st shows up. With the patch, just make the console window taller and avoid the problem. 2. Cleaned up the console display a bit, and added a "help" line to display the available commands. I don't think there have been any recent changes that would impact these changes and my diff seems to apply cleanly to the current version. The more interesting set of changes are in trunking.py where I cleaned up the log lines for consistency, moved one set of messages from console to stderr, added some granularity to the -v settings, and added a couple of new log messages that provide additional info. As a result, the stderr.2 output is now (IMHO) more useful, and you can analyze it to learn fun facts. For example, attached if Yahoo allows are screenshots of activity by hour, and a sorted list of the most active talkgroups on the site. I wrote a shell script that reads stderr.2 to generate this data. I see that there's been some recent activity in Graham's new fork. It looks like trunking.py has been updated and I don't know if my changes might conflict. My patch-fu is not the greatest, and I don't want to screw things up, but I'd like to contribute my stuff to the project. Graham, I don't have your direct email address. Can I send you my files (based on the Max branch as of mid-July) and ask you to diff them and add them to your repo if they are OK? I'll also provide the traffic analysis script. Of course, I'm happy to send the files to anyone else who might want them. Thanks, John N8UR jra(a)febo.com PS -- and I am hoping to make a ready-to-go RPi op25 image file available as soon as I get these patches integrated.