Apparently, I out-voted myself somehow. I couldn't find any free Subversion hosters quickly - N8VB's suggestion never answered my browser - so I went ahead and applied for and received a SourceForge project. I just got it today and I haven't run one of these before, but I've used them a moderate amount. They are certainly the Big Mozilla of Open Software hosting. CVS, unfortunately, but one can't have everything.
I cast the request as someplace where we could start with an Open, i.e., GPL, VHDL for a replacement PIO board for the SDR-1000, but suggested to the powers-that-be that all of PowerSDR might wind up there if folks want it to. As long as all that software remains under the GPL, that should be ok with them. The Project seems to come with a CVS server, a Web server - http://softwareradio.sourceforge.net [I haven't put anything there yet.] - access to compile farms, project forums, and a whole lot of tools I haven't had a chance to look at yet. It may take a day or so for the domain name to percolate out into DNS land. The Project name is Software Radios, which was not the best choice since there seems to also be a Software Radio project. Oh, well. So, any interest is using this resource? Chris AE6VK P.S. - I won't give up on Subversion, but use it on my own machine and check code in periodically into the SourceForge CVS. -----Original Message----- From: Christopher T. Day Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 7:42 PM To: ecellison; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; John Denson Cc: FlexRadio Reflector Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Another Xylo fiddler If I get a vote, I want to cast it, several times, if possible, for Subversion over CVS. It is aa much improved update of the same idea. Download from http://subversion.tigris.org/. For Windows users, Also download http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/, a very easy-to-use GUI for Subversion that integrates directly into the Explorer. Chris AE6VK
