Hello, > I use redhat 6.0. I install ax25-tools and ax25-apps. I see some file is > different ax25-utils-2.1.42a. I don't know how to doing the ax25 to TCP > connection with redhat6. Could you help me, please? Do you mean TCP/IP over an AX.25 link? It is quite like TCP/IP over Ethernet, at least with kernels 2.0.35 and higher. You have to assign an IP address to the AX.25 network device you want to use for TCP/IP, make sure that the routing is correct and that a DNS/gateway is avaliable (commonly, your next TCP/IP-capable digipeater). This should be enough to get started. For more information I'd reccomend reading more network reletad docs like the Net-3-HOWTO. > The soundmodem support with kernel 2.2 have no file smdiag. may you tell me > that is no problem, please? If you get it to work without it, then there's really no problem. Smdiag is "only" a diagnostic utility. But, if you experience problems, at least in decoding incoming packets, you'll have to get some other software that can assist you in setting up your soundcard properly. Unfortunately, I do not know about a program that can do this job easily. > at least, how to get my ax25 config script in the starting (I think the > starting file is rc.d or not) please help me? Have a look at the /etc/rc*.d directory tree. You'll have to put your startup script under eg. /etc/init.d and set up links into the /etc/rc*.d directory that fits your runlevel (usually /etc/rc2.d). For naming conventions refer to the links that are already there. Somewhere under /etc/init.d (or /sbin/init.d) there should be a skeleton script available which may become handy as a template for one's own scripts. At least, have a look at man inittab Cheers Gerd -- Gerd Roethig Universit�t Leipzig, Medizinische Klinik u. PK I Johannisallee 32, 04103 Leipzig Tel. (0341) 97 12622, Fax (0341) 97 12515
