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VE4KLM > BPQ 13.01.99 15:30l 25 Lines 1090 Bytes #-10144 (0) @ WW
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Subj: RE: bpq selfinstaller (response to PY3SS)
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Sent: 990112/2017z @:VE4KLM.#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM [Winnipeg] BCM1.40h
From: VE4KLM @ VE4KLM.#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM (Maiko)
To: BPQ @ WW
Marcello wrote :
Yes, FlexNet needs TWO computers, one for it and the other for the BBS.
BPQ doesn't !
My response is :
Wrong !!! (in my case anyway)... Let me explain...
I have a 486 DX (55 Mhz) that runs FLEXDIGI with one baycom 1200 port and one
kiss (serial link) port at 9600 baud. I also run Baycom's BCM mailbox (I would
call it a BBS instead - it supports F6FBB forwarding - compressed). Finally I
can also run a variety of TSR's that I have written using the PC/Flexnet
development API (which can be requested from the group).
The serial link is connected to my Pentium PC upstairs which runs PR4WIN (an
excellent windows based KISS terminal).
All of this on ONE computer. It has been running since October 1998 and has
never locked up on me.
Sure, this is a very basic setup, but it gives me a formidable setup on just
one machine.
If you are curious or want more details, I invite you to check my website at
the following URL:
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/1632/pcflexnet/index.html
73 de Maiko
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