Difference between revisions of "Packet Radio"
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** [http://www.linuxhaven.de/dlhp/HOWTO/DE-AX25-HOWTO.html V1.6-2] 1999-07-08, german version | ** [http://www.linuxhaven.de/dlhp/HOWTO/DE-AX25-HOWTO.html V1.6-2] 1999-07-08, german version | ||
* [http://www.swiss-artg.ch/xnet/ (X)Net-Software] german site | * [http://www.swiss-artg.ch/xnet/ (X)Net-Software] german site | ||
* [http://www.nordlink.org/thenetnode/tnn.htm TheNetNode-Software] german site | |||
* [[monax25]] | * [[monax25]] | ||
* [[splitscreen]] | * [[splitscreen]] | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 18 April 2006
The term packet radio is generally used to mean the same as AX.25. Here's a list of packet-related Linux sites and software packages:
- AX25-HowTo
- (X)Net-Software german site
- TheNetNode-Software german site
- monax25
- splitscreen
- talk-ax25
- 7Plus
- TNOS
- N0ARY Packet BBS
- LBBS - Linux BBS message gateway
- MBL/RLI message to NNTP and email converter
- BBSGATE - RFC 822 compatible ampr smtp/nntp Gateway <-> BBS
- Packet Cluster Node Software
- Single Floppy disk AX.25 router
- DPTNT Terminal and DPBOX BBS
- IPIP encapsulation daemon
- AXIP encapsulation daemon
- Ping-Pong Convers Server software
- RSPF Daemon
- Michael Westfall's ttylink Daemon
- Craig Small's ttylink Daemon
See also
- http://radio.linux.org.au/ Hamsoft Database, a vast directory of amateur radio software of all kinds for Linux.
