Einfach mal einen Blick auf /opt/picochess/picochess.ini werfen. Dann recht oben die Zeile #dgtpi = true aus kommentieren.

Im Prinzip kann ich dazu nichts weiter sagen, es gibt unzählige Anleitungen wie man die dgtpi updatet und Netzwerkfähig macht. Mit diesen Image verhält sich alles genau so, außer das ich nicht garantieren kann das es läuft, es spricht aber nichts dagegen.

Dirk

## CONFIG = 1 Takeback, GameEnd, NewGame, ComputerMove and SetPieces
## BUTTON = 2 All Events coming from button press
## MAP = 4 All Events coming from Queen placing at start pos (line3-6)
## OKAY = 8 All Events from "ok" (confirm) messages
## For example to beep on "ok messages" and "button press" beep-some-level is: 8(okay) + 2(button) = 10
beep-some-level = 1
## Specify the serial port your dgt-board is connected to.
## If you dont give a parameter picochess tries to find the board automatically (prefered usage).
# dgt-port = /dev/ttyACM0
## Instead of connecting to a dgt board, you can also start picochess with a command line.
## If so, please uncomment the next line
# enable-console = True
### Handle with care! Only activate this if you have a DGT Pi clock connected. So be careful!
### Also if you activate it but have non-DGT hardware connected (@raspberryPi) you might harm your hardware.
## If you have a new DGT Pi clock please uncomment the next line.
# dgtpi = True
### You can reduce the dgtboard piece recognition by a factor from 0 to 9. Please only use this, if you suffer from
### sliding problems (like multi voices during you slide your pieces for example moving Bf1-b5 hear Be2,d3,c4 then b5).
slow-slide = 0