. Just out of
unsureness about what is loading what from where.
I found that linking them with
ln -s /usr/local/etc/ax25 /etc/ax25 or such
solves a *lot* of problems, and I've been worry free since.
-Dan N7NMD
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
n7nmd.ampr.org
Something i've found helpful on lists is to state the problem simply (i.e.
just a couple of pages) and then wait patiently for the answer. Definatly
do not yell at the whole list if you don't get an immidiate answer.
That's just some things i've learned myself over the years.
-Dan N7NMD
[EMAIL
/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
The new 2.2.x kernels have this off by default.
I thought, however, that redhat enabled it at boot time.
-Dan N7NMD
the protocol, and she wasn't aware
of any other OS's than Windows. I sighed and moved on..
It's not long until the unclean masses start demanding linux support from
their vendors..and im excited to wait.
-Dan N7NMD
under the kernel source tree here, no? I
coudn't find them either ..hehe
Here's my setup:
kernel 2.2.10
libc 5.4.46
gcc 2.7.2.3
ax25-tools 0.0.3
ax25-apps 0.0.2
slackware 4.0
Hope someone can help.
Thanks in advance
-Dan Zubey N7NMD
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone try using Slackware 4 with the new axlibs and programs and stuff?
When i get home im wanting to try that.
-Dan Zubey N7NMD
(currently in hs2 land)
isc-5
Now add:
alias tty-ldisc-5 mkiss
to /etc/conf.modules. This should make mkiss auto-load.
It's also worth putting:
alias net-pf-3 ax25
in the same file.
Dan
