Under windows, I have used a program called serproxy and connected to it
with remserial from my linux box. This allows me to make use of an
unused serial port on my windows computer for my X-10 controller and
control it via my linux computer.
A windows binary for serproxy is available here:
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On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, Stephen Brown Jr wrote:
> Now here's a Xastir related question, is there a way to spawn a shell script
> either when Xastir is executed or an interface brought up (serial KISS
> interface in this example) I'm going to pipe all this stuff into a
> script.
Sure. Either cre
This is working awesome! Exactly what I needed, thanks William for posting
this up.
Now here's a Xastir related question, is there a way to spawn a shell script
either when Xastir is executed or an interface brought up (serial KISS
interface in this example) I'm going to pipe all this stuff into
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, Bill Vodall WA7NWP wrote:
> Good to hear the Remote Serial option is working for you. That's a
> powerful tool. It would be nice if it extended to the Windows world
> but I'm sure that will eventually come.
I suppose one could remote a weather station in a similar manner.
I also have Xastir running under cygwin and would like to connect it to the
same TNC...I was not able to compile remserial on my windows box, so I'm
searching for other potential solutions there.
While it doesn't give you the same fine "tnc" view, you could use the
Internet Server option on Cyg
In my setup, I am using an old computer configured with a soundmodem (this box
runs debian).
I have the aprs port setup in my axports file:
aprsKI4HDU 9600255 2 SOUNDMODEM
I have javaprssrvr setup to talk to ax25:
TNCModule=javAPRSDigi
digiTNCInterface=ax25Interface
ax2
