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On 4/4/23 01:06, dm3tt@db0lhr.#bw.deu.eu wrote:
> Today I have found some info in this document:
> https://www.darc.de/fileadmin/filemounts/referate/vus/tagungen/2022/VUS-Bericht_zur_HAM_RADIO_2022.pdf
> On page 32 it says:
[SNIP]
Good! I read about the problem; my conviction
is that the original Hams who developed the
great AX.25 stack are almost all retired from
the linux project and no replacement of them
followed :(
> Browsing the web I could not find more details on this initiative's progress.
Sigh!
> The compilation here stops with an error.
> It seems VE7FET's code needs to be updated to work with libncurses
> 6.4.20230311-8.2 what Tumbleweed here is using. It is nearly impossible to
> downgrade a roling release distro.
Perhaps, the greatest problem today is
concerned about the linux distributions
used by the developers.
Specially, the libraries are in most cases
or more advanced or obsolete... the most
absurd, in my opinion, are the dependence
of libraries... but the problem is too big
to be treated in a packet msg.
> IMHO, it should be done the other way round. The kernel stuff should be
> updated, resp. repaired, in order to work with up to date distributions such as
> Tumbleweed.
Eh eh eh!!!
> I need something which can do TCP/IP over AX.25 over radio. It also should be
> able to talk IP with the kernel. Can LINBPQ do this?
The LinBPQ can do the following:
IP Gateway links systems using IP over ax.25 with
those using IP over Ethernet. It can monitor ARP
frames to build a simple routing table, or static
ARP and Route entries may be defined. It includes
an APRMNet encapsulator and RIP44 processor,
allowing packets to be routed over Internet tunnels
to other AMPRNet sites.
They functions for me very well, TNX to G8BPQ!
> The BPQ docs are a bit spread in pieces.
The software was developed from time to time
in the windows environment, at first, and then
ported and developed in linux... so this last
is on my interest.
The documentation reflects the development
areas created.
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non multa, sed multum
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