On Sun, 31 Jan 1999, Pat Masterson wrote:
> The How-To's seem to be out of date, so I am asking where to find the
> newest docs. I am building a new Debian system, and putting a 2.0.36
> kernel on there. So I need to know:
> -and quirks when making a new kernal to watch out for?
> -are any patches required
> -what AX25 modules
> -what AX25 utils (and where to find it)
> -and are there any GLIBC issues with Debian 2.0 and AX25.
> -is this explained anywhere?
> -any other recommendations from people who have recently done this?
Yes the docs are out of date, but still usable.
With 2.0.36, you do not need any ax25-modules patches.
ax25-modules-2.1.42a is still the latest. There are some problems getting
it to compile with glibc/libc6, but precompiled packages exist for both
Red Hat (at contrib.redhat.com) and Debian (as part of the 2.0 and 2.1
distributions).
You can find this explained somewhat in the archives of this mailing list
(see the HOWTO for the reference on this).
Bob
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