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Ok, definitely something up with this card. Windows hates linux partitions sometimes

Do you mean an SSR? Solid State Relay? If so, then yes, I am doing it. It works out of the box but there was a setting you had to make on the AVR so it would not PWM, I want to say it did a 10 second time interval and so the at 60% power, it would turn the relay on for 6 seconds, then off 4.

So I pulled the SD, deleted the data, formatted, and applies the 1229 I downloaded from the /dl page with wifi supplicant pre-loaded and re-flashed it to SD. When it booted, it still shows 1223 and I have the same loosing config behavior. Maybe I'm seeing some sort of a browser cache issue on...

What format is that case? I can probably do away with that power jack.

Maybe a permissions issue? I tried to upgrade to the latest snapshot vis URL and downloaded file. I told it to proceed but upon reboot, still says LEDE Reboot SNAPSHOT 20201223

I flashed the 12/23 snapshot on the new Pi3/Hm4.3.4 that I just built and am losing customizations upon a Pi reboot. It may be something else I've done incorrectly though. Timezone, CSS, hostname, and interface all revert to defaults.

Thanks sir. I'll have to look if it's a 4.0 or 4.1 HM I have, 4.0 iirc. This is the one I have semi-permanently attached to my electric smoker. I may just upgrade that to an old Pi3 I have and switch to 2 line on this one.

Hey man! This was a pre 4.2 case. See the buttresses on the corners?

Matt Miller did this one

Anyone have the stl for this old case?

No sir, DXF would but SCAD only does that with 2D models.

I have an older HM 4 line and decided to build a new on on the 4.3 platform. I'm good on the electronics bus will need to modify the case. I'm able to do what I need in F360 but am lost with OpenSCAD. Can anyone help with adding a 4 line cutout option? Or anyone help getting it to a format...

If the AVR didn't auto-flash then something is probably wrong somewhere. I would use the image creator with per-entered wireless credentials and get access to the web interface first.

There are 2 'computers' that work together to make this happen. The RPi runs the network and web interface and the AVR runs the temp control and LCD screen. First step is to connect to the RPi over the network, once you do that, flashing the AVR is very simple. Did you follow the instructions...

Have you flashed the AVR? There are 2 separate systems that work together with separate firmware. Try to connect to the RPi via the network and then flash the AVR under Configuration/Linkmeter/AVR Firmware.

What about e-ink? https://www.seeedstudio.com/2-7inch-E-Ink-display-HAT-for-Raspberry-Pi-Arduino-red-black-white-3-color-e-paper-p-3094.html

Lol, I know you did that just for me. Everyone I ever built had 4 lines. With ll the graphics horsepower of the RasPis, you should hang an LCD off one.

I just had to post, between kids and work, it's been over 3 years since I've cooked but staying at home has its advantages. I built this HM back in 2014/2015 time-frame iirc and it fired right up. I updated the code and working flawlessly. Ribs for dinner! Thanks all!

Ok, I'm game. I don't have a lot of time either but I just put together a Louisiana 7 series and would love to have wifi capabilities on it. I successfullty converted my electric 'smokin-it' smoker and have been a heatermeter user since the very beginning. Lets get some progress on this together.

10-4, that answers it, looks like it will be RasPI for the foreseeable future. Take care.