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Date: Wed, 11 Oct 00 14:37:06 MET
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From: pa2aga@pe1mvx.ampr.org
To: hd_broadcast@pa2aga.ampr.org
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just http://kb9lpk.ampr.org and see the 100% TNOS BBS www server
in action visit areas of interested ect. Just login in with call sign
and use any password you decide.
BTW all traffic is monitored and logged with point of orgin and hop checked
so please follow the good amateur practices and enjoy!
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'73 de David--kb9lpk <><
The box said "Win95,98,2000 NT4.0 or better" So I installed Linux #:0)
email internet: kb9lpk@telocity.com
Home page internet:http://members.telocity.com/~kb9lpk
Ham email: kb9lpk@kb9lpk.ampr.org. TNOS BBS Home Page: http://kb9lpk.ampr.org.
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Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 08:46:25 GMT
From: nomail@rob.knoware.nl (Rob Janssen)
Subject: New tnos tcp/ip bbs gateway and ww convers system
David <kb9lpk@telocity.com> wrote:
>BTW all traffic is monitored and logged with point of orgin and hop checked
>so please follow the good amateur practices and enjoy!
Wow, logged with point of origin! That will *scare* your abusers!
And what are you going to do when it turns out to be a dialup on uunet or
one of the other providers not interested in taking an abuse report??
Each time he dials in he will have another address, so there is little else
you can do than blocking the entire networks of those companies...
Rob
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Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 09:18:15 -0900
From: bomc <bomc@goodnet.com>
Subject: New to packet- need advice
CQ Advice, CQ Advice DE AC7JO,
I am looking into packet but I don't know where to start. Could you
point me to some web sites where I could start learning about how to get
my feet wet? The TAPR web site is confusing and I have already read the
ARRL TIS info on digital. Specifically, I am interested in TNCs and old
PCs (I am Mac-only at present,) their prices, and availability's.
My eventual goal is to communicate with the International Space Station,
and with my father, KD7GNO, when I go off to college. I own an IC-2100,
and have been loaned an HF rig by WA9OXY. Also, I am a student whose
parents have just bought a house, so I don't have much cash left. So,
any advice? Thank you in advance for your time.
73
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Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 19:18:31 GMT
From: TomR@astro.net
Subject: New to packet- need advice
On Mon, 09 Oct 2000 09:18:15 -0900, bomc <bomc@goodnet.com> wrote:
>CQ Advice, CQ Advice DE AC7JO,
>
>I am looking into packet but I don't know where to start. Could you
>point me to some web sites where I could start learning about how to get
>my feet wet? The TAPR web site is confusing and I have already read the
>ARRL TIS info on digital. Specifically, I am interested in TNCs and old
>PCs (I am Mac-only at present,) their prices, and availability's.
>My eventual goal is to communicate with the International Space Station,
>and with my father, KD7GNO, when I go off to college. I own an IC-2100,
>and have been loaned an HF rig by WA9OXY. Also, I am a student whose
>parents have just bought a house, so I don't have much cash left. So,
>any advice? Thank you in advance for your time.
>
>73
Well the old Kantronics KPC-3's work fine but the new pluses are a
bit better. For packet any old 486 or low grade pentium will work just
fine for packet. You should be able to find used KPC-3's for a song,
old PCs as well. I use KAGold for packet, see:
http://www.interflex.com/
For more packet info check out:
http://www.ac6v.com/pagew.html#PACK
73!
Tom - KB2SMS
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Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 00:26:00 -0700
From: "Dana H. Myers K6JQ" <dana@source.net>
Subject: New to packet- need advice
TomR@astro.net wrote:
> Well the old Kantronics KPC-3's work fine but the new pluses are a
> bit better. For packet any old 486 or low grade pentium will work just
> fine for packet.
Heavens, if all you need is a terminal for a KPC-3, even an old 386 box is
likely
to do the trick. Older machines are suitable, too, but the software support
is likely
to be poor.
Dana K6JQ
dana@source.net
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Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000 09:02:24 -0700
From: Jim Pennino <jimp@mail.specsol.com>
Subject: No waterfall - what am I doing wrong??
Jeff Pierce <piercej@preferred.com> wrote:
> Not to mention that most who write Microsoft Windows apps don't relese
> the source code. This means that if they don't test under every Windows
> software/hardware you're screwed if it doesn't work.
> Linux devlopers on the other hand normally release as Open Source or
> under the GNU license. This way if it doesn't work, the reason can be
> found by the user, if they are so inclined, corrected and the correction
> submited to the orginal author for inclusion in a future release. This
> is what made Linux the great stable OS it is today. Not hiding
> everthing, but leaving it open so if a bug is found, the finder might be
> able to fix it. Or, even better another might make changes for his own
> preferences, or add enhancements.
> Jim Pennino wrote:
>>
>> marsgal42@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > In article <lR7D5.148788$Ur3.2046773@news1.sttls1.wa.home.com>,
>> > "23skidoo" <23skidoo@house.com> wrote:
>>
>> Probably because a lot of the problems are flaky software and flaky device
>> drivers; the wiring part is trivial.
>>
>> I have a dual boot machine that runs Linux and Windows 98. It is interfaced
>> to the radio.
>>
>> Under Linux I run twpsk, and except for an occasional core dump, runs
>> pretty well.
>>
>> Under 98, I have (so far) tried WinPSKse and DigiPan.
>>
>> WinPSKse runs fine immediatly after an install. If you quit the program
then
>> re-run it, all sorts of flaky things happen; sometimes it won't receive,
>> sometimes it won't transmit. If you delete all the registry entries for it,
>> it will run fine until you exit the program again.
>>
>> I have never gotten DigiPan to receive anything or show any sign that it is
>> listening or talking to the sound card.
>>
>> Keep in mind this is the same hardware in all cases.
>>
>> Jim Pennino
> --
> Jeff Pierce, wd4nmq
> piercej@preferred.com
> http://pages.preferred.com/~piercej
Since the original post I've installed WinWarbler. This program runs fine.
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