Has any one looked in to using cable modems for high speed
packet. They use rf over a coax so we should be able to hook them
up to a downconverter to a uhf or microwave band with little mods.
They would make a good back bone between repeaters for a high
speed packet internet.
All,
Does anyone have the protocol spec. for Kiss mode with CRC as
I beleive Flexnet uses?
It would appear that the Linux kernel driver "mkiss.o" has the option
for running withh CRC enabled.
I wan't to use kiss mode over an extended distance to some "remote"
TNCs co-located with their transcei
I also disagree that packet radio is dead, at least, outside
of hyperdeveloped technologically based societies8-)
I believe that some people have right to grow tired, and
change goals. That's OK, but the sky is not falling.
>From what I read, packet is much alive in Europe. Also it
seems to
Mihai Stanciu wrote:
> is it possible to use Tnos for linux with no TNC, using the soundmodem
> instead ? Th ax-25 utils work fine, but Tnos does its own "associate"
> stuff...
It should work using net2kiss. Use net2kiss to connect the sm0 interface
with a pseudo tty, then attach the pseudo tty
I think the only way we will see packet radio in the future is if
we can get the speeds above 9600 baud say 28.8 or even 56k at a
cost that most hams can afford.
If we could get speeds above 9600 a packet internet would be
possible and I think it is about time we creat one becau
Hello,
after a little break, I am back again to this list.
We finally managed to get Linux (Kernel 2.0.36) and xfbbd up and
running. Besides a small problem with xfbbd (seems there is
trouble in its communcation with the kernel sockets, sometimes)
that I put an inquiry for solution for in th
while the use of packet is free compare to internet and phone costs it wont
die.
Like alot of other amatuers related to scrooge , why pay to send email to
other amatuers. What will kill it is free isp's and toll free calls to the
isp.
now the root source of this is what Noah shovelled over the sid
On Mon, 15 Feb 1999, Walter Koch wrote:
> Replace "Internet" with "car" and "Ham Packet Radio" with "bicycle"
> and you will see, why Karl (IMHO) has got the wrong view on Hamradio.
Let's extend this analogy a bit further:
What if bicycles cost at least twice as much as cars, you could only use
Moin,
am / On Sun, 14 Feb 1999 11:03:49 -0700 (MST), schriebst Du / you
wrote:
> Ham Packet Radio is Dead
>...
Replace "Internet" with "car" and "Ham Packet Radio" with "bicycle"
and you will see, why Karl (IMHO) has got the wrong view on Hamradio.
Gruss,
Walter
--
Walter Koch
Hello all,
I have a PC/Flexnet node with radios connected, and a Linux system, with
ax.25 and kiss modules.
The system works fine in ax.25, but to make it working on ax.25 I had to
put by hand arp entries on arp table.
i have put
axparms -route add flx default i1ylm-2
and ax.25 connection pass t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for your reply Klaus. I just can't believe that the 8530 based cards do
> not seem to work properly with the PC buss on 386 and above. Especially
They usually _do_ work with 386 and 486 systems. They don't work with some
Pentium systems (and in that case, only DM
Thanks for your reply Klaus. I just can't believe that the 8530 based cards do
not seem to work properly with the PC buss on 386 and above. Especially
considering that this chip is so well documented and rated at very high
speeds. Is it a problem with the hardware design of the card? Or is it rela
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> OK, I feel better now. With kernel 2.0.36 and the PI driver (56k), the first
> character of the recipient callsign is broken. I tried the dmascc driver and
> get no receivable packets. Anybody have their dmascc_cfg parms for a PI2 card
> available? (didn't see any sample
Well, Zilog offers a Z16C30 evaluation board for a quite reasonable price
(don't know the US price, maybe $150). From the docs I see that it needs some
minor hardware tweaking in order to interface with reasonable modems. On the
software side, a new driver has to be written. I might do this when I
"Karl F. Larsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> user.c:127: `AF_AX25' undeclared (first use this function)
include sys/socket.h instead of linux/socket.h.
-Klaus
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