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Subject: Re: TCP/IP via Ham readio?
From: "David R. Wilson" <david@wwns.com>
To: Clare Jarvis <jarvis@jarviscomputer.com>
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Actually that is pretty old stuff.  I was one of many that had a DSY
modem working in 1998 over a 120+ mile path.

The modem:
http://www.wa4dsy.net/rfmodem.html

Some other hardware available at the time was the Gracilis Packeten.
Any Linux box can have the TCP/IP stack added (if it is not there by
default) with a kernel recompile.  Fedora 9 has at least one ax25 driver
in place.  

One place for more info:
http://www.ax25.org/index.php/Main_Page

Google can be your friend.

Dave
KU4B



On Sun, 2009-04-26 at 21:17 -0500, Clare Jarvis wrote:
> Is anybody working the last mile problem of getting tcp/ip into an emergency 
> location over mediam speed connection via amateur radio.
> 
> say 19K to 44K baud on uhf either half or full duplex?
> 
> 73 de K0ny
> 
> 
> -- 
> Mr. Clare Jarvis
> President, Jarvis Computer Software
> PO Box 1264
> Winona, MN 5598707264
> 
> (507) 454-2575
> 
> 

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