RE: [lhyia@mx.dy.fi: Re: SuSE / RedHat]

From: IT3 Stuart B. Tener, USNR (qih@trapec.ro)
Date: Fri Jan 09 2004 - 02:26:15 EET

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    Mr. Vreeken:

            Thank you for your most expeditious reply!

            I have posted the issues here before, but I plan on making an
    install of SuSE PRO 9, once I receive it from a friend. At that point I am
    going to try to install the AX.25 stuff again.

            I also did look on the sourceforge site, and was surprised to not
    see any RPMS (though I did see tar files).

            Your idea of not switching all the supplies on at one time, sounds
    to me like a good one! I am going to try to design or think of a design for
    an enclosure that is rack mountable and can hold several of these supplies.

            What I guess I really need is a large rack mount box, I can
    customize to hold a mobile rig, and some PC Supplies and other stuff in it.

    Very Respectfully,

    IT3 Stuart Blake Tener, USNR-R
    Beverly Hills, California

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    -----Original Message-----
    From: lwlzrfci@page-moy.co.uk
    [mailto:terhi.victor@logonet.com] On Behalf Of Jeroen Vreeken
    Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 4:04 PM
    To: yirqe@dntcj.ro
    Subject: [fisntt.ibbyg@roskapostia.tunk.net: Re: SuSE / RedHat]

    On 2004.01.09 00:25:51 +0100 "IT3 Stuart B. Tener, USNR" wrote:
    > Listmembers:
    >
    > I to have tried MULTIPLE times in the past to get the packet
    > stuff
    > for Linux working to ZERO avail. I am curious about a few things:

    Works for me... its pretty much a useless statement, what exactly went
    wrong?
     
    > (a) Are the "extra" packages available in RPM binary/source
    > format
    > for use on RedHat 9.0 or SuSE Pro 9.0?

    At ax25.sourceforge.net you can find libax25, ax25 tools and ax25 apps.

    > (b) Can someone send me a list of what kernel options need to be
    > on
    > to have use of the sound based packet modems (for a 2.4.x kernel)?

    The ax.25 stack and the mkiss driver.
    Use the userland soundmodem its much easier and should work on pretty much
    any audio device.
     
    > (c) I am looking at implementing 2.6.x soon, what caveats are
    > there
    > in performing such an implementation relative to amateur radio usage?

    You need atleast 2.6.1-rc2 otherwise go for it, its better.

    > Out of curiosity, I am interested in upgrading my KAM PLUS and
    > what
    > do you know Kantronics doesn't give a rats rectum about customers with
    > that
    > TNC anymore.
    >
    > (a) What is the latest firmware?
    > (b) What upgrades were (or might still) be available for it?
    > (c) Any one know what type of molex connector is on the back of
    > one
    > of the DVR2-2 radios (Kantronics also)?
    > (d) How many amps does the DVR2-2 and KAM PLUS require in 12V
    > power
    > to use them?
    >
    > Does anyone see an issue with using an olde PC Supply (+12V@8
    > amps)
    > to power these devices? I must admit, I have recently become a fan of
    > using
    > the surplus PC supplies for HAM use! Many can supply as much as 15 AMPS!
    >
    > Any comments and ideas on this:
    >
    > I am considering to build a small "box" to hold several PC
    > Supplies
    > in order to have one master power switch, and to be able to rack mount
    > them.
    > If someone knows where I can buy such a box, wonderful, or has anyone
    > seen
    > this type of thing built before?
    >
    >

    You might want to switch them on in a sequence rather then all at once
    since starting switchmodesupplies can make quite a dent on the power
    system.
    Be carefull that they don't generate unwanted RF interference or audible
    whistles on the supply. They seem to work just fine mostly.

    Jeroen

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