Yes, you should be able to use it. I have used it on an old laptop with SuSE
7.3. I had it set up as an AX.25 device and it works fine with xastir. I'm not
sure if the Kubuntu kernel is configured for AX25 devices. If not, I think you
can get Xastir to talk to SoundModem as a "Serial Kiss TNC",
On Oct 7, 2006, at 5:49 PM, mike sullivan wrote:
Got Xastir running off the internet once again. Now I would like to
try getting it up and running of VHF. Please remember that what
little knowledge I have about APRS comes from the WIN side. But I'm
learning it under Linux. I would like to
Got Xastir running off the internet once again. Now I would like to try
getting it up and running of VHF. Please remember that what little
knowledge I have about APRS comes from the WIN side. But I'm learning it
under Linux. I would like to use it with my Yaesu FT-817. I think that I
have a set
Is there a file that can be edited to configure the start and stop
parameters for the Serial Kiss TNC interface? I am using a Tracker2
and would like to be able to bring this TNC in and out of Kiss
mode. The command to put this TNC in Kiss mode is KISS ON, to bring
it out of Kiss mode, all yo
to Curt & Mike for their replies. Finally bit the bullet and deleted the
xastir.cfg and ran the program again. And with the lessons learned the
last week I sorta knew what I was doing and it went a lot quicker.
Mike WN5PMR in the hazy/overcast Alamo City of San Antonio, TX
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This is a neat system I never heard of before. Here is what little I
know about it.
You enter a station call sign and SSID into the system, the system
tracks down the station via APRS, and IDs which IRLP node the station
could use. The system then notifies both station with a text message, of
One more thing: Make sure "Select Tactical Calls only" is NOT checked
Mike Fenske
VE7MKF
At 07:29 AM 07/10/06 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi Mike.
> Well you could delete your ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file. This is where
> all your configuration information is stored (also might be a couple of
> back
On Sat, 7 Oct 2006, mike sullivan wrote:
> Running Kubuntu on a 1 ghz HP and doing well enough. Also have a WinXPbox.
> With CD's given by a friend I had been trying to run UIView. Hadproblems
> there. Feeling confidant enough to try in Linux so enter myforay with
> Xastir. Last night
Hi Mike.
Well you could delete your ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file. This is where all
your configuration information is stored (also might be a couple of back-ups
xastir.cnf.1, xastir.cnf.2..)BUT then you will have to re-configure everything.
Do you still have data coming in? (have a look at
Running Kubuntu on a 1 ghz HP and doing well enough. Also have a WinXP
box. With CD's given by a friend I had been trying to run UIView. Had
problems there. Feeling confidant enough to try in Linux so enter my
foray with Xastir. Last night I finally got it running and displaying
in
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