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VK3KJC > BPQ 31.12.98 12:14l 42 Lines 1333 Bytes #-10160 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: BPQ Self-installer
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From: VK3KJC@VK3KAY.#WEV.VIC.AUS.OC
To : BPQ@WW
Quoting:
> From: ZL3AI@ZL3AC.#80.NZL.OC
> To : BPQ@WW
......
> Well the fact that BPQ stopped being developed some years ago, and that
> PC/FlexNet and it's various drivers are being enthusiastically
> developed and enhanced might give you an idea what the rest of the
> world says.
It could mean that PC/FlexNet has not been fully developed yet, with
problems such as having to select either the latest or a superseded
version of the serial drivers depending on your computer system, while BPQ
has very few, if any, bugs.
....
> PC/FlexNet has drivers for a huge number of things such as sound cards
> (for 1200 and 9600 baud), BayCom style modems (300, 1200, 2400, 9600
> baud), PC card TNCs of many types, TNCs, Ethernet, and many more.
Will it support my Kantronics KPC3, a very popular tnc?
Will it support my PacComm HandiPacket tnc?
Will it allow me to run my node without having to register as a sysop? I
run packet in my computer room in the house with just a handheld radio
which connects to the network through a BPQ node in my shack out the back
where the higher powered radios and antennas are located.
....
> 73, David.
> "If it ain't broke, improve it!"
Until it is broke!!!!!!!
Cheers - Ken, Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Message timed: 21:44 on 30 Dec 98
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