With the exception of the 19k2 desires, the YAM fills the bill for the
1k2 and 9k6 speeds for packet using Linux. I have a YAM that has been
running with Linux networking for amateur radio tcp/ip since last
November as part of the Puget Sound TCP/IP Network (See
http://www.wetnet.ampr.org). It has worked flawlessly, was easy to set
up, and does well in our network. The YAM requires a firmware download
to it from your PC everytime you boot up or reconfigure your network for
the LAN the YAM is operating on.
If you must have 19k2 or higher, I recommend PacComm's Tiny-2, Mk-2 with
their MC-NB96 DFM Modem Card. The modem card has the feature of
plugging in additional option header for the desired baud rate (choice
of 4k8, 9k6, 19k2, 38k4, or 57k6). I have this system as well forone of
my LANs, however I have not tried my 19k2 option yet.
Good luck in your search.
Steve Stolen / K7CCR, Tacoma, WA
Cyron Green wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a TNC that will do Both 1200, and 9600 baud, portable(will
> fit on my lapop), is linux compatable. Has the ability to do 19.2kbs(with
> upgrade or whatever..), and can do TCP/IP.
> I've looked at paccomms, and others, and I just can't figure out which one
> to go with.
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
>
> I was looking at the YAM, would this work?
> Thanks.
> Cyron
