minor doc updates

CONFIG+INSTALL

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ already have all or most of these but it still doesn't hurt to be sure:
 
 sudo apt update
 sudo apt upgrade
-sudo apt install make g++ unzip git
+sudo apt install make g++ unzip git wget
 
 One package you probably don't have, but will need:
 sudo apt install libsqlite3-dev

DASHBOARD.README

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Please note that this is a very simple server and is not recommended for the
 world wide web. If you want a robust dashboard accessible from the web, you
 will want to use a hardened server, like apache, and a different index.php file.
 
-Please note that if you are tryping in a URCALL when the webpage is refreshing,
+Please note that if you are typing in a URCALL when the webpage is refreshing,
 the entry field will loose focus and you'll have to try again.
 
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ the entry field will loose focus and you'll have to try again.
 A new responsive dashboard built on the Bootstrap 4.5 framework has been
 added. If you have configured the dashboard with the commands above you can
 access the new dashboard by appending "/dashboardV2" to the URL.  For example
-http://<hostname>.local/dashboardV2 
+http://<hostname>.local/dashboardV2
 
 Notes:
 The responsive dashboard currently has the following features

README.md

@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ The QnetGateway is an D-Star IRCDDB gateway application that supports MMDVMHost
 
 QnetGateway now includes a dashboard with a last heard section. The lastheard section uses SQLite3, a light-weight database, so you will need a package to compile the gateway:
 
-```bahs
+```bash
 sudo apt install libsqlite3-dev
 ```
 
 QnetGateway is dual-stack capable. This means it can simultaneously connect to ircv4.openquad.net, which is IPv4 based (using 32-bit internet addresses) and to ircv6.openquad.net which is IPv6 based (using 128-bit internet address). If your hot-spot/reapeater has IPv6 access you can enable dual-stack operation (it's IPv4-only by default) and then take advantage of direct world-routable address. The potential benefit of IPv6 to routing is significant.
 
-The QnetGateway program includes support for Icom's new Terminal Mode and Access Point mode. For more information, Terminal Mode turns off the RF portion of you radio and just uses the AMBE vocoder to convert between audio and AMBE data and then sends and receives that data through a USB serial cable. Access Point mode turns your Icom radio into a high power, simplex hot-spot.
+The QnetGateway program includes support for Icom's Terminal Mode and Access Point mode. For more information, Terminal Mode turns off the RF portion of you radio and just uses the AMBE vocoder to convert between audio and AMBE data and then sends and receives that data through a USB serial cable. Access Point mode turns your Icom radio into a high power, simplex hot-spot.
 
 QnetGateway supports MMDVM modems directly, without the need for MMDVMHost. This is for hams that want to use their MMDVM devices and create a hot-spot for D-Star mode only. (You still can talk to your friends on other modes by gathering at multi-mode reflectors, like the QuadNet Array!)
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ To get started with an MMDVM-modem, DVAP, DVRPTR or Icom Terminal and/or Access
 git clone git://github.com/n7tae/QnetGateway.git
 ```
 
-Then look to the MMDVM.README or the BUILDING file for more information.
+Then look to the MMDVM.README or the CONFIG+INSTALL file for more information.
 
 QnetGateway includes a "remote control" program, called `qnremote`. After you build and install the system, type `qnremote` for a prompt on how to use it. Using this and cron, it's possible to setup schedules where you system will automatically link up to a reflector, or subscribe to a Routing Group. For More information, see DTMF+REMOTE.README.