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In Charles Brabham wrote:
"Michael" wrote in message ... Looks like I'll have to figure out how to get AX25 going on a linux machine..... Why would you want to handicap yourself like that? You'll get better performance on the air with FlexNet, and performance is the desired factor, eh? Running the AX25 stuff in Linux gives you the latest in packet radio from the mid 1980's. Things have significantly improved since then, and it would be a shame to see you spend good money on equipment and then cut your own throat by going cheap on the software. Charles, N5PVL I had a bit of a go with FlexNet a couple of years ago. I don't know what its like now but back then it was a DOS application for a windows machine. It would not run properly on a protected machine (I was mainly using NT4 at the time - now I only have XP or linux). I did manage to get it going on a windows 95 or 98 machine but could not manage to figure out how to get it to work properly. |
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