Hi,
Can I make the linux kernel hold on to outgoing AX.25 packets for a few
hundred milliseconds or more and group any queued packets into a single
transmission? How would I do that if possible?
thanks
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt VK3SB [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
I have lost the link into hydra.carleton.ca 3600. I can traceroute too
filter-onet.carleton.ca but that's it. My backup link died as well. Is
there another Convers feed that I can use until Hydra is revived? Using
htpp via dynamic adsl.
Thank You in advance, John AA6QN
Howdy:
I would use SLOTTIME. Then PERSISTANCE and RESPONSETIME.
This will NOT work with (APRS) digipeated frames.
The linux implementation of AX.25 may have different names
for the above TNC2 clone standards.
HTH, Chuck nc8q
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
Hi,
Can I make the linux kernel
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
Can I make the linux kernel hold on to outgoing AX.25 packets for a few
hundred milliseconds or more and group any queued packets into a single
transmission? How would I do that if possible?
The *NOS SCC driver (from PE1CHL
Hi,
I've been away from the packet scene for a few years -- in fact, so has
everyone in the region. I think I may be the only semi-active packet
station in Eastern TN -- and I'm taking liberties with the expression
'semi-active'
There are a couple of RACES based nodes in the area that may be
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From: kb2shu@kb2shu.#sca.ca.usa.noam
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I have lost the link into hydra.carleton.ca 3600. I can traceroute too
filter-onet.carleton.ca but that's it. My backup link died as well. Is
there another Convers feed that I can use until Hydra is revived?
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Thomas Gunn wrote about, AX.25 Tunnel?:
Hi,
I've been away from the packet scene for a few years -- in fact, so has
everyone in the region. I think I may be the only semi-active packet
station in Eastern TN -- and I'm taking liberties with the expression
