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SM3LKS > BPQ 23.08.99 01:43l 77 Lines 2948 Bytes #-9916 (0) @ EU
BID : 43665_SM3LKS
Read: GUEST
Subj: Re: SM7UZI - please give it a rest
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Sent: 990821/1616Z @:SM3LKS.Z.SWE.EU #:43665 [Ostersund] LinFBB7.00g $:43665_SM
From: SM3LKS@SM3LKS.Z.SWE.EU
To : BPQ@EU
SM7UZI@SK7IQ.MALMOE.M.SWE.EU wrote:
...snip...
>Why don't you write an artice about why net/rom not should be replaced under
>no circumstances.
I have _never_ said that we shouldn't replace the NET/ROM-network with
something else. But I _have_ said that it still is working ok, so there is
no need to replace it for that reason.
>And why net/rom was considered old ans useless ten yeard ago, in many european
>countries and there for replaced.
>But for use in Sweden is it just perfect!
You just made my point, it is not worthless here yet.
...snip...
>Tcp/ip over a as low speed network as this is just a to bad joke to be fun.
High-speed is mandatory when you are using TCP/IP, so that comes naturally.
And all TCP/IP-software, and TCP/IP-TNC-firmvare, I've seen has normal
ax25-capability too, so we are not making it harder for anyone.
Users can connect to the node via ax25 (low speed if needed) and then use
the high speed-network.
This senario is even true in NET/ROM-networks, as the type of protocol
has nothing to do with what speed you are using.
There are 38k4, 64k (and faster) NET/ROM-networks in use over the world.
You don't have do change to a new network-protocol just to get higher speeds.
You don't even have to replace the "old" TNC2's to get higher speeds.
Just replace the 1k2-modem with a faster one, reconfigure your software to
fit that new speed, and use a radio that can handle that new speed.
(Also make sure you choose a frequency that allowes you to use the wider
bandwith you automatically get. Normally 432 MHz or even higher)
If you are using a TNC2, or compatible, you have a modem-disconnect-header
that makes it possible to place an add-on-card with a faster modem in the TNC.
Baycom USCC has the same capability, just remove the low speed modem-card,
and replace it with a high speed-card.
Most TNC's has this capability, external as well as internal.
...snip...
This will be my last reply in this topic as a bulletin, as it doesn't
produce any new things of interrest to anyone any more.
I, and I hope you will to, will do as the subject says: Give it a rest.
73 de SM3LKS
(My signaturetext, at last..., no "pictures", just information)
Sysop:
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(Club-BBS'es)
SK3UB.Z.SWE.EU with NETROM-node SK3UB-1, IP: 44.140.96.65 (bbs.sk3ub.ampr.org)
SK3JR.Z.SWE.EU with NETROM-node SK3JR-9, IP: 44.140.96.1 (sk3jr.ampr.org)
(Personal-BBS)
SM3LKS.Z.SWE.EU with NET/ROM-node SM3LKS-2, IP: 44.140.96.9 (sm3lks.ampr.org)
(All BBS'es are LinFBB v7.00g, and all nodes will soon get ROSE-capability)
Sysop, stand-alone remote TNC-nodes:
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SK3JR-5 using NET/ROM firmware-version TheNet Plus v2.08B (Tiny-2)
SK3JR-7 using NET/ROM firmware-version TheNet Plus v2.08B (Tiny-2)
(SK3JR-7 is, what I've heard, soon the only working link Sweden-Norway)
TCP/IP-coordinator region SM3 (IP: 44.140.96.0 -> 44.140.127.255)
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