I have run a few local tests of an software application, now I am
looking for a couple of HF contacts. It involves PSK (63, 125, 250)
with ARQ. It will require using a Linux boot CD, simply put the CD in
a windows CD-rom , boot it.
If interested, email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] The software is
Rick,
I am really bothered by loosing still more lines of text with these
wide screen beasties. The present OS's are like Stephen Kings
Langoliers. They eat away at available screen real estate.
Any way to turn them 90 degrees and also rotate the windows display
screen so that a full page
One reason there isn't a windows version is that PSKMail is leveraging a lot
of already available bits of Linux infrastructure. To port it to windows
would require either porting most of those pieces to windows yourself (time
consuming), using pre-ported bits where possible (flaky, as they were
Hi Brian,
If you are using a large size monitor, you won't really lose a lot of
text since the monitor screen real estate is physically larger than many
of the smaller 4:3 monitors. Compare a 19 4:3 running at 1280x1024, to
a 22 wide screen 16:9 which typically runs 1680x1050. Your vertical is
1. Stick CD into computer
2. Reboot
How much simpler can it get?
On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 4:19 pm, Rick wrote:
I try to keep in mind that when I am looking at new technology
solutions
that can be used for emergency communications, it has to be as simple
as
possible and is used by many others so
Rick,
Tnx info.
Large than life size is good. Bifocals are bad. Computer glasses
are always lost. Given the demographics of our society, such a
larger than life full page display would be welcome by many.
73 de Brian/K3KO
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/2/07, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Stick CD into computer
2. Reboot
How much simpler can it get?
I have found it to be that simple with FL-DIGI but Rick and others
have run in to conflicts with video cards or soundcards. It is not
always as simple as I have
Additionally, some digital mode intefaces that use virtual serial
ports require drivers that do not support Linux, thus rig control is
not always possible.
Andy K3UK
On 9/3/07, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/2/07, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Stick CD
Leigh,
It seems to me that there is still a catch, and is the need, specially
for lazy people (read it both as lazy and easy to annoy) to store
permanent parameters somewhere, so between reboots (easy to happen in
emergency environments at the worst moments) the station does not lose
its
Jose, the latest Puppy ISO with PSKMAIL does that, gives an option to save
to flashdrive , CD, or a partition on the HD.
Andy K3UK
On 9/2/07, Jose A. Amador [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leigh,
It seems to me that there is still a catch, and is the need, specially
for lazy people (read it both
I don't plan on tying up one computer for one mode during an emergency
event. We just went through a pretty major disaster situation here in SW
Wisconsin in the past week, with the 1000 year rain event. (Back in 1965
we had the 100 year event and we thought that was bad).
With the hardened
I don't have it yet, just the Mandriva based one...and it worked so well
with my PC hardware that I already installed it in one partition. That
is the way I solved the vanishing configuration problem.
Seems that my LiveCD wish list has been already fulfilled on the Puppy
version.
73,
Jose,
What's the problem, Bruce?
Under current FCC rules, we can run 100kHz bandwidth data on most HF
bands if we want to.
Bonnie KQ6XA
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, bruce mallon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the ARRL wants to start another fire storm push
that 100 khz wide on 6 and 2 meters
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