Hey all
Does anyone know if the gateway install instructions (cant remember the call that wrote it) on a Netgear WAX202 is still available somewhere?
It was located on the old wiki a few years ago and it seems a lot did not make it to its new location. It included a tad more info
on getting a gateway running on this hardware with Openwrt.
Thanks everyone
Kilo (Harold)
https://www.qrz.com/db/K7ILO
DMR Repeater 446.275 MHz, -5 MHz
Amateur Radio Digital Network Sysop for:
3104.adn.systems<http://3104.adn.systems> (Dallas, TX.)
3105.adn.systems<http://3105.adn.systems> (Los Angeles, CA.)
Hey all
Does anyone know if the gateway install instructions (cant remember the call that wrote it) on a Netgear WAX202 is still available somewhere?
It was located on the old wiki a few years ago and it seems a lot did not make it to its new location. It included a tad more info
on getting a gateway running on this hardware with Openwrt.
Thanks everyone
[cid:95b786a7-4623-4483-8638-f3080610b503]
Kilo (Harold)
https://www.qrz.com/db/K7ILO
[cid:8f806e7c-7918-444a-a6ff-fa88869d3894]
DMR Repeater 446.275 MHz, -5 MHz
Amateur Radio Digital Network Sysop for:
3104.adn.systems<http://3104.adn.systems> (Dallas, TX.)
3105.adn.systems<http://3105.adn.systems> (Los Angeles, CA.)
Help please?
I am trying to compile the latest version of Langelaar JNOS2.0 version O on
Fedora 42 platform however when I go to "make" I get multiple warnings
"old-style function definitions"!
And it does not compile.
Possibly the Fedora MAKE has changed and it does not recognize the config.h
although the ./configure seems to work ok.
So is there a fix without loading up an old Fedora system?
Is there a fix in the makefile code?
Have you been able to compile it using fedora and if so, may I have a copy
of your jnos.exe file please-(last resort)
Many thanks
Rob VK1KW
Guys
I need help setting up my vpn to UCSD. PERHAPS a local Elmer near Idaho.
I have all the parts to this setup except the VPN.
Help would be appreciated
73
Mike
K7MDI
Guys
I need help setting up my vpn to UCSD. PERHAPS a local Elmer near Idaho.
I have all the parts to this setup except the VPN.
Help would be appreciated
73
Mike
K7MDI
Well, it took only 4 hours after I posted my previous message for my
document to be striped and placed on hamradio.my. Clearly the op did not
read my notice about hosting it on their server or felt that as he was in
Malaysia my views did not count - wrong!!! That's now dealt with and has
been taken down.
The latest and only authorized source of my documents can be found at
http://ni2o.ampr.org/documents/
If you are hosting a copy of any of my documents please remove them.
Instead, you may link back to my document archive. This request applies to
ALL platforms.
I am sorry if this seems to be draconian but I am done with being
plagiarized by those that think "it's just a ham document". Over the years
my work has appeared in numerous publications including QST entirely
without my permission - spelling errors and all!!! This has ultimately lead
to me enforcing my copyright.
Mark /NI2O
On Tue, Mar 25, 2025, 23:32 Mark Phillips via groups.io <enicomms=
gmail.com(a)groups.io> wrote:
> I wrote another doc. This time it is on the Uncomplicated Firewall package
> that comes shipped as default in all Debian based Linux distro's including
> Ubuntu, Raspian and Debian itself.
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> It is NOT meant to be a full "UFW Operators Guide" but simply a few
> pointers to get your systems secured and keep out the great unwashed.
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I have a problem, I have changed IP addresses
by my internet supplier. I had the address
62.69.192.233 And now I have speech:
78.9.233.153 I wanted to change entries for my various domains
e.g. www.sr1bsz.ampr.org, mail.hf1l.ampor.org or others.
Can anyone help me with this, writes emails on the website.ampr.org with
a request for help and I have no answer?
I provide login and password to the portal.ampr.org
I am asking for help. I am 77 years old after the last heart attack and
implantation of the cardioverter in 2017 and 14 days in a coma,
I have a lot of information from my memory.
I am asking for help
I wrote another doc. This time it is on the Uncomplicated Firewall package
that comes shipped as default in all Debian based Linux distro's including
Ubuntu, Raspian and Debian itself.
It is NOT meant to be a full "UFW Operators Guide" but simply a few
pointers to get your systems secured and keep out the great unwashed.
I do not grant permission to anyone other than ARDC to "host" this or
any of my documents on their system, website or document archive. From time
to time this document may be updated by me and posted where relevant. My
work should NOT be considered "public domain".
See attached.
Mark / NI2O
Hey Everyone,
If you haven't already, check out /HRWB 219 - All About 44Net and the
ARDC/, where John Burwell KI5QKX, Rosy Schechter KJ7RYV, and myself were
the guests: we had a great time, and 2.5h went by fast!
You can give the podcast a listen here:
https://www.hamradioworkbench.com/podcast/hrwb-229-all-about-44-net-and-the….
73,
Rebecca KO4KVG
--
Rebecca Key - KO4KVG
Communicaions Manager
Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)
ardc.net
Hi,
Anyone here using ampr-ripd willing to give me some advise?
I have mine running and (Finally) learning router, but cannot connect to
any stations.
I suspect a route problem.
73 de Jean
VA2OM / VE2PKT
