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Packet-Radio Digest Tue, 27 Jul 99 Volume 99 : Issue 174
Today's Topics:
Packet TCP/IP Software - Help!
QSL CARD DESIGN
radio modem (2 msgs)
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Date: 26 Jul 99 15:18:31 GMT
From: emayler@juno.COM (Eugene R. Mayler)
Subject: Packet TCP/IP Software - Help!
Hi Tedd,
"Tedd Vidler" <tvidler@escape.ca> wrote:
>I want to have AX25 messages and bulletins as well as NTS messages
forwarded to
>me by my homebbs.
JNOS will do this just fine. Perhaps, you don't know enough about JNOS
yet to realize it. There is a standard distribution of JNOS for use as a
BBS. TNOS might be a better choice, but the author of TNOS has dropped
out of the picture, so it will no longer be supported by him. Good
reason to stay away from it.
>Does anyone have a recommendation for a JNOS compile that I can download
=
>that has all features enabled? It might save a lot of head =
>scratching... not much hair left.
JNOS is too large of a program to have all of its features enabled
simultaniously. The standard BBS distribution of JNOS should meet your
needs.
You can also compile a custom version of JNOS for yourself using Linux
compiler. If you are new at Linux, you probably are not ready for that.
Linux may be a great operating system, but it is way too difficult to
figure out how to make it run.
Perhaps your problem is that you are having trouble configuring JNOS and
need some help. The best place to get help is the NOS-BBS mailing list.
To subscribe, send an E-mail to
listproc@hydra.carleton.ca
and put this line in the body of the message
subscribe nos-bbs YourName YourCallsign [if any]
This a very friendly and helpful group. They will get you squared away.
73,
Gene Mayler - K8EE
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Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 22:19:22 -0500
From: "Nobody" <do_not@haveone.com>
Subject: QSL CARD DESIGN
Are you in need of a new look for your qsl card? Or are you just running
very short on qsl cards? Well if you place in the catagory of either
question then you need to check out my website for affordable qsl card
design!
73's de KB9RVC
http://www.oestreich.net/qsl-design
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Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 15:50:32 +0300
From: "Nick Zervoudakis" <nizer@the.forthnet.gr>
Subject: radio modem
I am interested in a 2400/4800 bps radio modem (without transceiver) in
order to use in conjuction with a ONCORE GT+ MOTOROLA GPS. and a MOTOROLA
VHF conventional Transceiver (GM300)
Please help!!!!
Nick Zervoudakis
>.
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Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 21:24:27 +0300
From: "Nick Zervoudakis" <nizer@the.forthnet.gr>
Subject: Radio modem
I am interested in a 2400/4800 bps radio modem (without transceiver) in
order to use in conjuction with a ONCORE GT+ MOTOROLA GPS. and a MOTOROLA
VHF conventional Transceiver (GM300)
I would like to make a low cost AVL system.
Please help!!!!
>.
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