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Hi, all. I've been able to get things going, and I especially appreciate
the help given regarding the IP forwarding.
I have a different problem this time. Somehow, the netrom is not
activating. After starting the thing up with kissattach and kissparms
(with no errors), I then do
nrattach netrom
and get back
Net/ROM port netrom bound to device nr0
So far, so good.
Then, I do
netromd -i
and get back
nrconfig: port netrom not active
netromd: no NET/ROM ports defined
Sounds like I'm missing a configuration file somewhere.
Can anyone help?
73,
Greg
KB0TDF
