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• Soundmodem (Kernel Driver)
  '''This is historic information about the old kernel soundmodem driver. This driver was only available in 2.2 and 2.4 kernels. In mordern kernels, you should u Thomas Sailer has built a driver for the kernel that allows you to use your soundcard as a modem. Connect your radio direct
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• Soundmodem
  ...tion about the old kernel-mode soundmodem driver, see [[Soundmodem (Kernel Driver)]]. ...s Sailer has written a sound modem driver that runs in user-mode using the kernel sound drivers, so it should work with any sound card supported under Linux.
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• Soundmodem (Kernel Driver)
  '''This is historic information about the old kernel soundmodem driver. This driver was only available in 2.2 and 2.4 kernels. In mordern kernels, you should u Thomas Sailer has built a driver for the kernel that allows you to use your soundcard as a modem. Connect your radio direct
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• Installing the AX.25/NET/ROM/ROSE software
  ...support on your Linux system you must configure and install an appropriate kernel and then install the AX.25 utilities. == Compiling the kernel ==
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• Software Oscilloscope
  Sound card with input capability supported by the kernel sound driver. SVGALIB is used to do the display work.
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• BPQ
  ''Bpqether'' is a Linux kernel driver which allows the use of [[AX.25]] over ethernet-like networks such as Ether ...t be a matter of testing but as long as this has not positively tested the kernel will not allow configuring BPQ over these devices.
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• The Packet Radio Protocols and Linux
  ...ded NET/ROM and ROSE support and is now the developer of the AX.25 related kernel code. [[DAMA]] support was developed by Joerg, DL1BKE. Baycom and Soundmode ...the Crystal chip set, and his newer user-mode soundmodem uses the standard kernel sound drivers, so it should work with any sound card supported under Linux.
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• Configuring an AX.25 port
  ...this isn't necessary. The network device does relate directly to a device driver. ...but others are the SCC driver(s), the Baycom driver and the [[soundmodem]] driver.
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• Packet Cluster Node Software
  Linux Kernel version 1.2.0 or greater with Alan Cox's [[AX.25]] version 025 driver, [[TCP/IP]] networking, SysV IPC. Also needs Perl and [[KISS]] [[TNC]] hard * con_ctl interfaces AX.25 kernel code and provides a socket for local users.
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• Some sample configurations
  * You must have IP_FORWARDING enabled in your kernel. ...n here on tunnelling is out of date. The setup has changed since the 2.0.x kernel, now the "ip" command from the iproute2 package should be used, as describe
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• KISS
  Kernel Compile Options: <*> Serial port KISS driver
  5 KB (838 words) - 14:09, 19 April 2006