It probably isn't in your $PATH. Try giving the full path (or if you are
in that directory, try './xfbb.sh').
Bob, W6SWE
On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, JOSE NG LEE wrote:
>
> I had installed before Linux Slackware 3.5 and run an executable file
> without any problems typing the name of the file. A few
I had installed before Linux Slackware 3.5 and run an executable file
without any problems typing the name of the file. A few days ago,
I installed Redhat 5.2 Linux installation and try to run an executable
file but get an error.
typed: xfbb.sh
message: bash:xfbb.sh: command not found
type
According to Mike Bilow: While burning my CPU.
>
>
>
> Jonathan NAYLOR wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
>
> JN> I hate to be a spoil sport, but the implication in your mail
> JN> that Bill Gates was the first to produce commercial software
> JN> and that before everything was free and op
Having never operated QRP during FD, I am curious if the
QRP freq. are honored at all as a band segment for QRP stations.
Do QRP OPs did to stay in the area?
Or do we have to slug it out with all the 100 W stations?
I would also assume that 40, 20 and 15 are the preferred bands.
TIA
Ed Lawson
K1
Greetings all
I've recently updated to bind-8 for the ampr.org DNS I run on the
local hub, gb7ipd. This is running live off the net and works great
as a straight DNS however two problems arise...
1. I'd like to extract the UK parts of the ampr.org domain using
ampr_extractor from Simon Mudd (or
On 20 Apr, Mike Bilow wrote:
> There have been attempts to do this sort of thing before, most notably Bruce
> Perens' "Linux for Hams" project. What really worries me is that a decent book
> of 100-200 pages on using Linux for ham radio would tend to be too short, and a
> proper treatment would
On 20 Apr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>
> My sincerest thanks to everyone who responded with positive comments, and
> even to those with nothing nice to say, in response to my request for
> assistance. I really appreciate the outpouring of help that came forth, in
> the spirit of amateur rad
On 20 Apr, Mike Bilow wrote:
> Handbook or otherwise. A lot of this would depend upon the length. At the
> risk of suggesting myself into a project, it might be worth considering a
> Linux-specific feature in the ARRL Handbook in connection with the "computers
> in ham radio" coverage, of which
On 19 Apr, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> net-tools 1.51 (from Debian potato) appears to support ROSE:
thanks Bob, I'll check that out and see whether the support actually
works and what they've chosen to include.
Terry
--
Linux: standard and fully integrated support for Amateur Radio protocols
"Pengu
Guys, can you please send this kind of emails privatly since this has
nothing to do with linux and hams..
I am allready getting so many SPAM emails and this just adds
Thnx
A fellow ham
Martin
PD1AJE
On Tue, 20 Apr 1999, Mike Bilow wrote:
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> Dirk Koopman wrote in a message to Mike Bil
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 02:56:00PM -, Mike Bilow wrote:
> Jameson Burt wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
> JB> Because the HAM-HOWTO has not been updated in 2 years, someone
> JB> new should take over its maintenance. I can think of a couple
> JB> extra class HAMs who spend much time writ
Assuming you get a constant ip number your going to work fine. My
experiance has been that ISP's want extra money for 100% use of their
modem and getting you a ip number. The 56k modem will be plenty fast for a
gateway.
On Tue, 20 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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} My sinceres
On Tue, 20 Apr 1999, Mike Bilow wrote:
}
}
} Jonathan NAYLOR wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
}
} JN> I hate to be a spoil sport, but the implication in your mail
} JN> that Bill Gates was the first to produce commercial software
} JN> and that before everything was free and open is esse
Jameson Burt wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
JB> The HAM-HOWTO should at least appear to be more recent than
JB> April 1, 1997. To ease preparing documents, I write scripts to
JB> include numerous documents in LaTeX, from which I port the
JB> LaTeX documents to other formats (like HTM
Bloom, Jon, KE3Z wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
> I'd be interested to know if the ARRL would be interested in
> publishing something of this nature?
BJ > Quite possibly, particularly if what we are talking about is
BJ > just using existing PostScript and wrapping some cover art
BJ >
My sincerest thanks to everyone who responded with positive comments, and
even to those with nothing nice to say, in response to my request for
assistance. I really appreciate the outpouring of help that came forth, in
the spirit of amateur radio. I use an IDE drive, so am confident that it
Jonathan NAYLOR wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
JN> I hate to be a spoil sport, but the implication in your mail
JN> that Bill Gates was the first to produce commercial software
JN> and that before everything was free and open is essentially
JN> wrong (despit what Levy says).
Yes, but
Dirk Koopman wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
DK> It was only after said teams of system programmers got OS
DK> reasonably stable and shared the results that IBM were able to
DK> decide that they would no longer provide source and start
DK> charging squillions (whatever happened to iebu
Terry Dawson wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
TD> It really doesn't matter the significance. I've already
TD> registered the "Radio Amateurs Guide" (RAG) as a project
TD> with the LDP coordinator. I've done nothing with it for a
TD> couple of years because really, it wasn't clear to me tha
I have solved the problem to make FBB happy and start
forwarding to my JNOS/Linux box.
I started the rxecho daemon, echoing packets between
the ax0 internal kiss interface and bpq0 port, thus
naking I1YLM-8 (ie. fbb) and I1YLM-15 (ie. JNOS) ditecly, without having the
'trying...' message that see
> Hi Jonathan, try amsat.org for the 2 line element sets. Looks like your
> interesested in the Kansas City Tracker and are trying sattelite packet.
Sorry Karl, wrong.
I started doing Satellite packet in about 1993 and used a TrackBox for antenna
tracking.
I stopped a few years later.
This p
Jonathan NAYLOR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW can someone point me at where to get the (complete) two-line elements
> on the net ?
http://celestrak.com/pub/elements/
-Klaus
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