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** ''The build has set a default which is for '''en_UK UTF-8''' locale and '''GMT''' timezone''.  
** ''The build has set a default which is for '''en_UK UTF-8''' locale and '''GMT''' timezone''.  
** Use '''sudo raspi-config''' 5. Localization Options, L1 Locale (select en_US ISO-8851-1 for USA if needed) and L2 Timezone (select the appropriate timezone), then '''sudo reboot''' if needed to engage the new settings.
** Use '''sudo raspi-config''' 5. Localization Options, L1 Locale (select en_US ISO-8851-1 for USA if needed) and L2 Timezone (select the appropriate timezone), then '''sudo reboot''' if needed to engage the new settings.
** NOTE: if you are using ''bullseye'', verify all locale settings are the same (run: locale). If not then edit /etc/default/locale and add (or change) LC_ALL=<locale wanted>. save, exit and reboot again.
** NOTE: if you are using ''bullseye'' (or up), verify all locale settings are the same (run: locale). If not then edit /etc/default/locale and add (or change) LC_ALL=<locale wanted>. save, exit and reboot again.
* Check the status of the Cumulus MX service with the command '''sudo systemctl status cumulusmx'''<br />
* Check the status of the Cumulus MX service with the command '''sudo systemctl status cumulusmx'''<br />
: You will get some information back, the important bit to note is the line starting '''Active:''', it should say '''active (running)'''
: You will get some information back, the important bit to note is the line starting '''Active:''', it should say '''active (running)'''