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Packet-Radio Digest Tue, 11 Jul 2000 Volume 2000 : Issue 170
Today's Topics:
A free email list - big, fast .
An up-to-dated FWDDES proposal
BPQ and Baycom....
homepage updates
Imac & Tnc
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Date: Tuesday, 11 Jul 2000 11:35:39 -0600
From: no.email.address.entered@none444.yet
Subject: A free email list - big, fast .
A free email web site list.
http://emailac.yayawoo.com/
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Date: 11 Jul 00 05:33:17 GMT
From: g.ponza@tiscalinet.IT (Gustavo Ponza)
Subject: An up-to-dated FWDDES proposal
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 19:10:03 +0100
From: "Robert" <bobit@freeuk.com>
Subject: BPQ and Baycom....
Thanks for the info,
Yes it was that the MINQUAL was set higher than the port quality, for some
reason !.
I have been reding up more about the node system, and have got the system
working nicely now.
One thing i am not sure about is how the quality of a new connection is
known....
The quality of any connection is set as a certain amount for known nodes.
I know that new nodes 'seen' will have the default quality, but will that
quality be automatically be changed depending on the node being heard or not
over a specific time ??
I presume this is similar to how it actually works....
Thanks
Hank Oredson wrote in message ...
>Need a bit more information. If you post your BPQCFG.TXT file
>that will help to diagnose the problems. Most probably you have
>MINQUAL set higher than your port qualities. The BPQNODES
>file is created by running BPQNODES.EXE, which saves your
>node list.
>
>--
>
> ... Hank
>
>http://horedson.home.att.net
>
>"Robert" <bobit@freeuk.com> wrote in message
>news:8kallt$dgg$1@neptunium.btinternet.com...
>> Hi, another question here....
>> When BPQ is running i take it that it will take note of all the nodes it
can
>> hear so that the different nodes routing is known.
>> I have run BPQ for a couple of days now and it can hear the node
broadcasts
>> but it does not seem to record that it can hear them, if the routes/nodes
>> command is given only my node is displayed, even though it can hear
others.
>>
>> I noticed earlier that when i run bpqcode.exe it does say that the
bpqnodes
>> file is not found and continues without it.
>>
>> How do i make the system function correctly ???
>> All other aspects of BPQ are working fine.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 08:27:42 GMT
From: bla@bla.bla (ET)
Subject: homepage updates
In article <8k6ln1$odi$1@uranium.btinternet.com>, "MD" <md@nothere.com> wrote:
>Take no notice, with a name like VOSPER, he is not native to these shores
>anyway!
>
??? What shores, I do believe the Intenet and the newsgroups are WORLD wide .
Are you on a different planet than the rest of us?????
>
>"André the Giant" <nl4bzh@hetnet.nl> wrote in message
>news:#zrSF4F6$GA.343@net025s...
>> All right, I have typed it in my best english.
>> Does that 'sound' better then?????
>>
>> 73's
>> André
>> url: http://www.casema.net/~ga3dhg
>>
>> Don Vosper <Don@vosperd.freeserve.co.uk> schreef in berichtnieuws
>> 8k5ids$66a$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk...
>> > >>It is all in english so it shouldn't be too difficult to read <<
>> >
>> > Looking at some of the recent postings I wouldn't be too sure.
>> > Don
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>
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Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 23:02:56 -0500
From: "Michael Mosbey" <shumacher@earthling.net>
Subject: Imac & Tnc
Curtis W. Myers, WA2JSG wrote in message <8jo3te$ftc$0@216.155.33.1>...
>Hi
>
>Anyone out there running packet/digital modes with a tnc using an Imac? If
>so, how are you connecting it thru USB ports, and what software are you
>using?
>
>Curt WA2JSG NJ
I'd suggest you get either a Keyspan USB PDA adapter (Wintel style serial
port) or the Keyspan Serial Adapter (Mac mini-din style serial port). You
should then be able to use any software that was written to use the Mac's
serial toolkit. If it writes directly to the serial port, however, it won't
work with the adapters. Apple's position is against direct access to ports
for this reasion. The Mac OS has a serial port "shim" to redirect all calls
to the serial port out your USB to the adapter.
-mike
KD5ICF
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Date: (null)
From: (null)
Hello all,
recent msgs originating in Europe and some requests from SysOps to translate
into English language a document (see ref. 4 of attached text), concerning
some notes about 'Forwarding designator elements' written in italian language,
prompt me to collect, and then, studying and synthetizing, the most recent
'official' documentation, with the aim also to revisit and up-to-date our ham
documentation.
I hope to be suceeded in elaborating the present work and that, this might
help someone on the matter and so, as a contribute for all ham-radio
community.
--
73 de Gus i0ojj
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22 June 2000
HIERARCHICAL ADDRESSES AND FORWARDING DESIGNATOR ELEMENTS
(A revisited and up-to-dated proposal for packet-radio
*standards* by Gus, i0ojj)
References:
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1. BBS Hierarchical Addressing Protocol - Dave Wolf, WO5H et
al. - August 30th, 1994.
2. International Routing Designators - Jenkins, Lew N6VV et
al. - October 1, 1988.
3. Some comments on the Hierarchical Continent Address
Designator - Clark, Tom W3IWI - September 22, 1990.
4. Elementi designatori del forwarding (only IT) - Gus Ponza,
I0OJJ - 5 February 1998 (up-to-dated and superseded by the
present proposal).
5. Working Paper on Creation of Dot-EU Top-Level Domain -
European Commission - 2 February 2000 - approved last days
also at level of individual Governments of European Union.
6. Countries or areas, codes and abbreviations - revised 16
To be continued in digest: pr_2000_170B
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