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VE4KLM > PACKET 18.12.04 16:38l 26 Lines 1346 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 64634_VE4BBS
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Subj: The JNOS 2.0 Project
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Sent: 041218/0346Z @:VE4BBS.#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM #:64634 [WPG] FBB7.00g25
From: VE4KLM@VE4BBS.#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM
To : PACKET@WW
Greetings all,
The JNOS 2.0 project is coming along quite well. My name is Maiko Langelaar,
and I started this project back in October. JNOS 2.0 *is* JNOS 1.11f but with
enhancements, bug fixes, resolution of compiler issues, and more. The main
focus of the project sees JNOS being primarily a router for AX25, HF Digital
Modes, and IP, with stuff like the BBS or TCP/UDP services having a very
secondary role. I have just completed very rudamentary support for the SCS
PTCPro modem, allowing HF users to actually connect to a JNOS system, and
users on a JNOS system to connect to other systems via HF as well. Both
the client and server sides are available. Also I have a client that lets
the BBS user make an HF Clover connect to a remote station if the JNOS
system has a HalComm DXP38 attached.
I have added a TUN driver, so for those of you that wish to use TUN as
an alternative to the convention SLIP (slattach) approach, you can now
do this.
For complete information, please do visit the official website :
http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2
You can leave me a packet mail at VE4KLM @ VE4BBS and 'hopefully' it
makes it to me. If you don't get a reply after 1 week, then assume it
got lost. My *other* contact details are on the website.
Best regards,
Maiko Langelaar, VE4KLM
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