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From: Ken Linder <kc7rad@radstream.com>
Subject: GMSK Modem?
Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 00:00:00 -0800
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All,
I have been researching high-speed data methods for ham radio & came 
across a mention of the CMX589A GMSK modem from OH2MQK about a year 
ago.  Is there anyone on this list familiar with this piece of 
hardware?  How about F1FRV's modem at 
http://f6kbf.free.fr/main4e.html#GMSK_ENG

Yes, this is relavent to Linux...  I want to figure out the best way to 
push TCP/IP over amateur frequencies as fast as possible without using 
spread spectrum, using... of course... Linux as the base/development 
platform.

Oh, here's an oddity.  Anyone else experiencing problems trying to 
compile certain parts of the 2.6.14 kernel into modules...  The network 
card would not work when I compiled the 3C95x as a module.  When I 
compiled it as part of the kernel, it works flawlessly.

73s - Ken
KC7RAD