On Thu, 04 Nov 1999, Carlos A Schneider wrote:
>Due to routing problems, I'm not currently receiving any
>mail from the list. This was the only reply I received -
>it was addressed direct to me. So, I apologize to everyone
>that sent replyes. I'll try to recover them, subscribing
>again to the list, from other address.
>
>On Tue, 2 Nov 1999, Robert Schelander wrote:
>
>> Compare it with my working z8530drv.conf, maybe you find
>> something that could help you.
>> Also try using softdcd off, if your modem supports a hard-dcd
>> signal, because softdcd causes lots of interrupts which could
>> slow down already slow machines.
>> Also check RxOver and TxUnder with sccstat /dev/sccX, they
>> should be 0.
>They are.
>
>> Maybe try compiling the uscc code in the kernel with this special
>> delay. I my case it's not needed, maybe it's a useless suggestion,
>I tried compiling scc into the kernel with delay, with no delay, with
>l_delay, and with delay and l-delay together.
>
>> but it could be necessary in your case. So take it just as a hint if
>> nothing else helps.
>> I'm using Baycom USCC with DF9IC 9k6 and T7F as transceiver.
>>
>> Robert
>>
>>
>> # z8530drv.conf - initialization for the Z8530 SCC driver v 2.4
>> #
><snip>
>I tried the same values, with no results.
>
>>
>> -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----
>> Von: Carlos A Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Datum: Dienstag, 02. November 1999 09:44
>> Betreff: USCC card problem using linux
>>
>>
>> >Hello all!
>> >I'm trying to configure my USCC card to work in 9k6, with no success.
>> >I can stablish the link, but there are about 50% loss of incoming
>> >frames.
>> >The same hardware, running BayCom under DOS, works well; so, I can
>> >discard hardware failure.
>> >I have played a lot with the ax25 config parameters, with no results.
>> >Below, a description of my system:
>> >Intel 486DX2-66, 8 Mb RAM, linux slackware 2.0.29, z8530drv-2.4c,
>> >USCC card Microlaser (BayCom like), radio TEKK KS900.
>> >
>> >Any ideas to help?
>> >
>> >TIA
>> >
>> >Schneider - py5vs
>
>I think that my last chance is to upgrade the kernel.
>Thanks for the tips!
Just out of hospital, so i may be wrong, anyway, my TEKK KS900 needed
small changes for 9k6, i cant remember what they were or what i did,
it was about 6@7 years ago so it could be that your KS900 has these
already incorperated (possable newer model (modified??)).
I have not followed this subjuct, so i might be reaping someone else,
however reading this mail give's me the impression only software has
been discussed. I would certanly put the KS900 under a scope if one
is available. If not try comparing different sounds received from
different stn's, to determine if one stn, gives better results than
another, that should enable you to determine between a software
problem or a hardware one.
I'll stick to hardware, as i have used very much the same hardware
as well as the same kernel version and z8530drv-2.4c, as a matter of
fact i still use it all, however the only difference is i have a
PA0HZP scc card.
If possable also check your TX/RX freq, as well.
--
Regards Richard
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