Thanks Richard.
It makes sense and a lot neater than what I did on my own.
I just tacked the commands into rc.local. It worked, but this looks a lot
better.
>
> You can simply create a script (say) called /etc/rc.d/rc.ax25 place all
the
> commands there that you need.
> Add the following in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
>
> if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.ax25 ]; then
> . /etc/rc.d/rc.ax25
> else
> echo "AX25 not started, the file rc.ax25 is not executable"
> fi
>
> Make sure you do;
> chmod a+x etc/rc.d/rc.ax25 (as root)
> before executing the script.
>
> The -x in the if statement means if the file is execuable execute it.
>
> > And will the SCC drivers work for a Paccomm PC-120?
> > If so, anyone got a script I can look at?
>
> I cant be sure but i belive it works ok with the paccomm, i friend of mine
> has one and he managed as a new user to linux to get it to work without
much
> problem.
> I only hope it is the same sort of card you mention.
I'll leave this one for a while, Thought I'd ask while I was here. I use
this one on my BBS and was hoping for a head start so I don't have to shut
down two ports while I play around with trial and error settings.
They might be a lot more common in the US than they are in Eurpope.
I still wouldn't mind hearing from anyone that's used a PC-120 with linux.
>
> Regards Richard
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