24 Jul
2013
24 Jul
'13
6:12 a.m.
Pedja (et al);
Jesse spaketh:
While the Linux learning curve can be steep, there are
a lot of great guys you can reach out to for assistance. They helped me.
I have several resources available online for amprnet usage, mainly
linux based. I just finished writing a white page document explaining
the ax25/netrom config files in a more "layman's" term for those who
aren't as well versed in linux as others. I also have a tool online for
configuring Source Address FilterED (SAFED) gateways, Xnet documents in
english, and some other goodies. I'll be migrating them all into a
single reference point when I can find all the documents and can put
them all together. Most of them are at http://n1uro.ampr.org under
things to 'do'. A couple may be under things to 'see'. If you're not
that comfortable in a linux environment, these may help ease the pains.
Welcome to the amprnet!
--
73 de Brian Rogers - N1URO
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