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From: Terry Dawson <tjd@animats.net>
Subject: Re: AX25 write up anywhere?
Date: Mon, 03 May 2010 15:29:11 +1000
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On 1/05/2010 9:49 PM, Ray Wells wrote:
> With the greatest respect to Jeff Trantor and the previous author of the
> ax25 howto, Terry Dawson (a fellow vk2), I've always found the official
> document to be of limited value. The principal problem is currency of
> the document in a changing environment.

I haven't looked at the AX.25 HOWTO since I handed it over to Jeff in 
2000. Indeed, I'd pretty much left amateur radio about that time. I'm 
getting back into it somewhat again now.

Is packet still popularly used with Linux? Things seem very quiet in 
Sydney, hard to find a packet radio signal at all, let alone anyone 
using Linux.

Has there been much demand for the HOWTO? If there has I might consider 
updating it again.

Terry