maybe you should check out PC/Flexnet (http://home.pages.de/~flexnet).
It runs 1200/9600 bps soundcard (soundblaster compatible) radio modem
in Windows95. It is AX.25 stack for Windows. After adding its virtual
adapter (just like adding a new ethernet card), you can configure
its TCP/IP properties.
-Affan-
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, ritz wrote:
> Specific Questions
> 1) What is the actual protocol used in the packets via the radio link?
> 2) Has anyone already created a driver for windows for this protocol?
> 3) Is it possible (with a driver, some convoluted way) to get windows to be
> compatible with the Linux AX.25 protocol? Has it been done before? Website?
> 4) If the above is over ambitious. What other protocols could be used
> which would be compatible for multiple operating systems?
> 5) What piece of hardware (within the scope of this project) do you think
> the "global" amateur radio community would benefit most from?
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