Jeff Johnson wrote:
The following packages are in Red Hat PowerTools 6.1 and later:
ax25-apps-0.0.4-1.src.rpm
ax25-tools-0.0.5-1.src.rpm
libax25-0.0.7-1.src.rpm
It's nice that you provide these libs/apps, and also nice that you
provide them compiled for sparc, but
Wilbert Knol wrote:
I suspect it is because I don't have Xforms installed. It's not on the
No, certainly not, if so it would choke on an xf* program (actually
the makefile will simply not compile these if it doesn't find
xforms).
Must be some kind of kernel header/glibc issue.
Tom
If you're working on ax25ipd, a nice feature would be the following:
I find it silly that if you want to use ax25ipd with kernel ax25,
you manually have to find a free tty/pty pair, start kissattach
on the master side, put the client side into the ax25ipd config
file, and then start ax25ipd.
On Tue, Jan 04, Thomas Sailer wrote:
Jeff Johnson wrote:
The following packages are in Red Hat PowerTools 6.1 and later:
ax25-apps-0.0.4-1.src.rpm
ax25-tools-0.0.5-1.src.rpm
libax25-0.0.7-1.src.rpm
^^^
It's nice that you
On mar, 04 jan 2000, Yves ESVAN wrote:
hello ,
I download on the ftp server the KCT driver for the kernel 2.0.36 .
Is it possible to use it with the kernel 2.2.13 ? (and how?)
No. I have made a patch against 2.2.13. This patch has been sent to Alan Cox to
be included in next kernel. I
I'd like to see Bob's versions (particularly of call) go into the standard
packages. His call allows you to set the source callsign, which is important
for use with CLX scripts.
73,
John N8UR
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob Meyer writes:
Craig Small wrote:
Bob Meyer
Thanks to those that replied (all TWO of you - perhaps the rest are just
waking up after xmas!)
For those that don't know -
I'm having trouble getting my system to work properly - the SCC ports in
particular.
The system is as follows : Cyrix M11-233 - 32Mb RAM - 520Mb HD - 4 x tty
ports (on
I believe the FPAC linux will return this info for you, of course
you need to install the FPAC part, but it can be pulled down
from www.f6fbb.org
We are using FPAC DOS here in FL, it is the original FPAC
and does keep those statistics, and it appears, that FPAC
LINUX also keeps them, here is a
Hello all,
Suddenly on january 3 we found the date and time in our XFBB bbs at 01 jan
1998 !
This caused lots of 'old' messages in the message database and other
housekeeping problems in our linux ham bbs/server system.
After many hours of investigation I found the solution and now like to
On Tue, Jan 04, 2000 at 06:33:23PM -, Cees Tool wrote:
Hello all,
Suddenly on january 3 we found the date and time in our XFBB bbs at 01 jan
1998 !
This caused lots of 'old' messages in the message database and other
housekeeping problems in our linux ham bbs/server system.
After many
Here we go again...
It get's more curious, though I can't help wondering if this is related
My 4m port is tied to ax0, my 432MHz port is tied to ax1
In my fbb port.sys, the 4m port is port 1, the 432MHz port is port 3.
xfbb reports that gb7bed is linked to ax1, though the 432 port is
Richard:
I am new to this part of linux, I have run TNOS for quite some time
but have never putzed around with the AX.25 stuff in LINUX.
I have RH 6.1 and am getting ready to install it, I pulled down the
AX25 how to and tried to follow it for RH 6.0 (which I also have) and
appeared to have made
Greetings everyone,
Over the last couple of weeks I have been trying to get AX25 going on Redhat
6.1. I am unable to comple ax25-utils-2.1.42a.tar.gz on the base system. I get
all sorts of compile errors. In the end I gave up after manually editing most
of the files and including the
Bob Meyer said:
No I just added what I thought was a simple auto routing feature that was
overlooked. Steve Fraser is/was working on kernel based axip. I figured that
would replace ax25ipd in 2.4.x. What I have is a drop in replacement for the
ax25ipd directory in your package.
I have
Hi Chuck,
It is all fairly easy to get going. Conpile your kernel with AX25 support as
per the howto. I then created a simple shell script to setup the interfaces
etc. Put your TNC in kiss mode and connect it to the port. Then use kissattach
to create the ax0 device.
The only thing to
I compiled pb-pg-1.3 with the patch for glibc-1.2 and libax25 for the
2.2.x kernel without any problem .
I test pb on KO-25 this morning :I work's fine ! :=))
I am looking now for a software to extract headers and view directories
and messages from the *.dl files .
To use pg I am looking for
hello ,
Is there a patch to compile Microsat suite (XPB XPG ) for : kernel
2.2.x glibc-1.2 and libax25 ?
best 73
Yves fo3pj .
[snip]
- Motherboard : ABIT PD5N Pentium-166(IBM)
- Linux Redhat 4.2 with 2.0.35 kernel
^^^
I don't believe that this is Y2K compliant... Considering that you
are two major releases and a couple of years out of date, I'm not surprised
if you
Wilbert Knol wrote:
I suspect it is because I don't have Xforms installed. It's not on the
No, certainly not, if so it would choke on an xf* program (actually
the makefile will simply not compile these if it doesn't find
xforms).
Must be some kind of kernel header/glibc issue.
On 4 Jan, Craig Small wrote:
Do you want me to split-out the ax25ipd stuff out of ax25-tools?
Craig,
I think it's a good idea to split it out. It's something that is
required by a comparatively small group of users and has no dependence
on libax25 at all, ie it's completely standalone.
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