Okay, I now have an 'attach multipsk ...' command on my JNOS system, and a receiver process to handle the incoming data.
So NOW the fun part begins. How do *we* want to do this ? It's very easy for me to make it so that we can use JNOS + multipsk modem to pass RAW ip over HF - I already have a RAW ip interface that I was experimenting with about a year ago. I put a small header on the RAW ip packet (callsign, and something to identify it as a RAW ip packet), then text encode, then compress, then out to the radio port. * an obvious issue is that this would only work JNOS to JNOS, since the method of using the header, text encoding, etc is *something* that I came up with. Anyone have existing standards in mind ? I know that there is a KISS interface for AX25 (packet), but I understand that it's limited to serial port only. I'd like to use the tcp/ip control of multipsk to pass AX25 (similar to how I do the RAW ip above). * at issue again perhaps is standards on 'how do we do this with the non-arq modes like bpsk, mfsk, mt63, etc'. BUT, at the same time, I would like to just have a MAILBOX (like the JNOS bbs prompt) for anyone using any of the multipsk supported modes to *connect* to JNOS and be able to list or read messages, etc. ANYONE ? - ideas, comments, criticisms, flames, whatever ! Regards, Maiko Langelaar / VE4KLM * http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2
