On Tue, Jul 06, 1999 at 11:26:33AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Linux. I've been running it for several years... (Slakware with TNOS). It was
> pointed out to me some time ago by those thought to be wiser and more
> knowledgable, that running AX25 native code with Linux would be a desireable
> thing. However, considering the current state of affairs with the AX25-HOWTO
> and the other things I've mentioned above, it does not seem worth the
> constarnation, at least until things can be worked out, proven to be stable,
Well, your milage may vary. I think most of the information in the AX25-HOWTO
is still up to date. The tools haven't actually changed in syntax,
to the best of my knowledge. Only that they build and work with newer
kernel. Also, libax25 makes it easier to write end-user programs which
use ax25.
Hamish
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