On Mon, 22 Sep 2008, Rob Compton wrote:
I'll assume then (wrongly probably!), that in that line I can have:
RELAY_DIGIPEAT_CALLS:WIDE2-2,WIDE2-1,WIDE1-1,RELAY,etc....
I expect you _could_ have all that, but we may not do the proper
decrementing for WIDE2-2. The others you list are all RELAY-type
callsigns, so it should just substitute it's own callsign in there
and you're done with that slot.
I have considered running the AX25 kernel modules, and doing that way, in
fact, dropping the KISS TNC and using a SCC card like a DRSI, or PAC-COMM
PC120 (which I have a few of).
Why get rid of the KISS TNC? It'll work with the AX.25 driver just
fine.
Also a computer soundcard with "soundmodem" driver works although
there's more messing with sound levels and with interfacing. You
can also configure "soundmodem" to present to the system as a KISS
TNC, so you can then talk to it with Xastir's "Serial KISS TNC"
interface. All kinds of options.
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