Try running it like this:
strace /usr/sbin/node ~/node-strace 21
This will run a system trace on the program and output all information
in a file called "node-strace" that will be in your home directory.
Examination of this file should reveal the nature of the problem with
the program.
Randy
I searching ax25utils for kernel 2.2.5 but i can't find.. Please help :)
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Peter Grace wrote about, Re: node dies with no errors:
To all - an update
I just tried rebuilding the node binary package from src and installed
it and when I run /usr/sbin/node - it still dies with no errors.
Perhaps I need to get into the src, but I'm not much of a c
Gerd wrote:
Yes, but there's one thing you should be aware of (I have seen it on Debian
2.0 the last time).
make-kpkg relies on "make config". One has to answer all the questions one by
one there. For people that prefer "make menuconfig" or "make xconfig" the
make-kpkg tool seems to be not
Hello,
Have you ran axparms -assoc to associate your callsign with a username? Do
you have yourself configure in the node.perms?
I have aproblem where I feel I have myself configured correctly. I can get
into the node, and can make an ax25 connect out. But when trying to netrom
connect, or
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 10:18:43AM +, Terry Dawson wrote:
Gerd wrote:
one there. For people that prefer "make menuconfig" or "make xconfig" the
make-kpkg tool seems to be not usable.
Gerd,
make-kpkg doesn't rely on "make config".
You "make menuconfig", or "make xconfig" first,
Yes DEM's are the ones that I am talking about.
The software we use here comes from SoftWright, I use it to do
coverage stuff at customers who are wanting to add mobile data
to their present voice systems, more than anything else to do a
sanity check on what they think the coverage is. I would
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Peter Grace wrote:
Greetings all, especially Toni:
When I run node as in /usr/sbin/node
it dies with no errors.
Any ideas why or how to diagnose?
The first thing is to check your system logs (probably /var/log/messages)
for an error message from node. There should be
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Randy Smith wrote:
Try running it like this:
strace /usr/sbin/node ~/node-strace 21
That won't work. Node needs to be installed setuid root and a normal user
can not strace a setuid program. And root can not run node at all...
(there is a way around this, namely the -u
Hi!
I have this problem which has been bugging me for quite some time now..
(3months). Finally I decided to post it on the list. Here it goes:
I set up two soundblasters (modems) on two computers. When I wanted
to test it with a cross-wired audio cable (no radio RTX) it just
didnt work.
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Wilson G. Hein wrote about, RE: node dies with no errors:
Hello,
Have you ran axparms -assoc to associate your callsign with a username? Do
you have yourself configure in the node.perms?
Oops complete red face here, i forgot that one yesterday when i wrote the
reply.
But you don't need it for ham work.
Contact V-Soft or RadioSoft...I believe they both support the USGS
30m TED.
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Hast, Chuck wrote:
Ahh but some of us do need to work at those higher resolutions,
particularly with UHF and VHF...
-
James S.
Michae,
Take a look at the homepage of 'PA3GCO' , he created some of these.
Also some links will be available for some info on this.
Grtz,
Ron
-Original Message-
From: Stark, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Linuxs HAM Newsgroup [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 11:31 PM
Willy,
In the old node 0.2.4 I am running, there is a config file, node.perms,
that sets many permission levels and accesses. Check the corresponding one
in your setup, hope it still applies. Check your permission levels, and
others, too.
73 de Jose, CO2JA
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Wilson
To all who responded.
Thanks to all for the replies to my queries abt. the KCT board. Its now
installed, and I shall puzzle with it during the comming weekend.
73's Erik.
--
Erik Jakobsen - OZ4KK - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SuSE Linux 6.3
Hi all,
hope not to be terribly off-topic asking you if there is aanyone who can
provide us a stable internet connection to a server joining the world wide
chat.
We are running conversd and we are looking for some "feeding"...
Thanks in advice.
A few of you asked for copies of the January 2000 issue of QST's MX614
packet modem article.
I have scanned and zipped it to
"http://www.rio.com/~kg7fu/qst0100.zip"
(Since this is copywritten material, it will only stay on this site
for a few days.
This is a service to a few EU hams, as QST is
FYI, your clock is a year behind. This message came in dated Jan 27, 1999,
and hence sorted as last of 700 in my mailbox, despite being new. You may
want to consider correcting this . . .
FWIW,
Tim
But you don't need it for ham work.
Contact V-Soft or RadioSoft...I believe they both
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 03:04:54PM +0100, Mitja Bezget wrote:
I set up two soundblasters (modems) on two computers. When I wanted
to test it with a cross-wired audio cable (no radio RTX) it just
didnt work.
When I run a packet thru sm0 I can measure it with an oscilloscope.
It looks
That's weird
kg7fu@p133p:~ date
Thu Jan 27 21:18:29 GMT 2000
Restarted the KDE panel and things look a bit better.
BTW I sort by received date...eliminates problems by dyslexic
boneheads like me!
jk
Tim Dawson wrote about Re: Popagation analysis + Linux?:
FYI, your clock is a year
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 03:04:54PM +0100, Mitja Bezget wrote:
You do not need to specify PTT in this case, the sound modem doesn't
mind if you don't have PTT.
Perhaps the mixer settings on the receiving sound card are wrong?
Either the levels are wrong or the line in is not selected for
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