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Cathryn Mataga | 5 Jul 2006 01:58
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6pack ROMS

I'm putting together some packet stuff here.  I have an old 1276 TNC 
that's a 4.9Mhz Z80
TNC2 variant.   Are the ROMS for 6pack on the net somewhere?   I thought I'd
try them in this thing just for kicks, see how it goes.
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Chuck Hast | 5 Jul 2006 04:48
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Re: 6pack ROMS

On 7/4/06, Cathryn Mataga <cathrynm <at> junglevision.com> wrote:
> I'm putting together some packet stuff here.  I have an old 1276 TNC
> that's a 4.9Mhz Z80
> TNC2 variant.   Are the ROMS for 6pack on the net somewhere?   I thought I'd
> try them in this thing just for kicks, see how it goes.
> -

I am using 6pack on my FPAC Linux switch here, it works quite well, and
if the multi-drop part has been put in the code then you can can use mult-
iple TNC's on a serial port. I have not done that piece yet, but so far mine
appears to work quit well, I did have a TNC which was going out of synch
but it was the TNC that had a issue and not the 6pack stuff.

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out and having to identify your bits and pieces in the midst of torn
and twisted metal."
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Cathryn Mataga | 5 Jul 2006 09:38
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kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts

In my original Linux ham radio setup, I had the following...

/sbin/kissnetd -f 1064 /dev/ptyq3 /dev/ptyq4&
sleep 4
/sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq3 lb1 192.168.0.2&
/sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq4 lb2 192.168.0.3&

for creating the loopback device.

Seems that in Fedora 4 ptyq3 and ttyq3 don't exist anymore.  I tried using
MAKENODE ptyq3 and ttyq3 to create these device files, but I don't think 
they're
working?  I get this error.

kissattach: open: No such device or address

I've been googling the pseudo terminals for Linux and it seems that the 
new way is
with ptmx/pts and ptyq3 and ttyq3 are the old style.  But I'm not sure, 
will kissattach
works with these? Or is there a way to get ptyq3 ttyq3 working in Fedora 5?

What's the right way to go about this, these days?
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Bernard Pidoux | 5 Jul 2006 16:59
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spinlock in ROSE module with kernel 2.6.17

Hi Ralf,

I amnot sure this message go through, so I send it again.

I installed linux kernel 2.6.17.1 (now -3) on my ROSE-FPAC switch box 
and got systematically spinlocks within a few minutes, that did not came 
out with previous 2.6.16.23 and your patched applied.

After enabling compilation of sysrq for spinlocks and allowing sysrq
options (see linux/Documentation/sysrq.txt) I found that rose module was
involved.

Here is a summary of the screen dump obtained using console level 5 and
't' key action :

            softlockup_tick
            update_process_times
            timer_interrupt
            handle_IRQ_event
            __do_IRQ
            do_IRQ
            common_interrupt
            delay_tsc
            delay_tsc
            _raw_spin_lock
            _spin_lock_bh
<c8a25646> rose_get_neigh   +0x16 /0xa0  [rose]
<c8a25c2c> rose_route_frame +0x41c/0x580 [rose]
<c89d3bfe> ax25_check_iframes_acked +0x5e/0x70 [ax25]
<c89d55e1> ax25_std_frame_in +0x741/0x7e0 [ax25]
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Cathryn Mataga | 6 Jul 2006 10:14
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Re: kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts

Cathryn Mataga wrote:
> In my original Linux ham radio setup, I had the following...
>
> /sbin/kissnetd -f 1064 /dev/ptyq3 /dev/ptyq4&
> sleep 4
> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq3 lb1 192.168.0.2&
> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq4 lb2 192.168.0.3&
>
> for creating the loopback device.
>
> Seems that in Fedora 4 ptyq3 and ttyq3 don't exist anymore.  I tried 
> using
> MAKENODE ptyq3 and ttyq3 to create these device files, but I don't 
> think they're
> working?  I get this error.
>
> kissattach: open: No such device or address
>
> I've been googling the pseudo terminals for Linux and it seems that 
> the new way is
> with ptmx/pts and ptyq3 and ttyq3 are the old style.  But I'm not 
> sure, will kissattach
> works with these? Or is there a way to get ptyq3 ttyq3 working in 
> Fedora 5?
>
> What's the right way to go about this, these days?
> - 

Hmm, well I'm still kind of stuck on this a little bit.
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Bernard Pidoux | 6 Jul 2006 11:28
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Re: kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts


Cathryn Mataga wrote :
> Cathryn Mataga wrote:
>> In my original Linux ham radio setup, I had the following...
>>
>> /sbin/kissnetd -f 1064 /dev/ptyq3 /dev/ptyq4&
>> sleep 4
>> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq3 lb1 192.168.0.2&
>> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq4 lb2 192.168.0.3&
>>
>> for creating the loopback device.
>>
>> Seems that in Fedora 4 ptyq3 and ttyq3 don't exist anymore.  I tried 
>> using
>> MAKENODE ptyq3 and ttyq3 to create these device files, but I don't 
>> think they're
>> working?  I get this error.
>>
>> kissattach: open: No such device or address
>>
>> I've been googling the pseudo terminals for Linux and it seems that 
>> the new way is
>> with ptmx/pts and ptyq3 and ttyq3 are the old style.  But I'm not 
>> sure, will kissattach
>> works with these? Or is there a way to get ptyq3 ttyq3 working in 
>> Fedora 5?
>>
>> What's the right way to go about this, these days?
>> - 
>
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Mike McCarthy, W1NR | 6 Jul 2006 11:56
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RE: kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts

I seem to recall that you need to select this support when the kernel is
built.  You also need to select KISS and AX.25 support as well.  I would try
recompiling the kernel with these enabled.

I just looked on my SuSE 10.1 system (kernel 2.6.16) and the pty devices are
there (SuSE enables most everything in the default kernel as well as mkiss
and ax25) so the kernel must still support it.

What were you using before going to FC4?  I made the switch from RH to SuSE
mainly to avoid having to recompile kernels all the time.  Also I find the
SuSE system management much more robust than Fedora.

Mike, W1NR

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Subject: kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts

In my original Linux ham radio setup, I had the following...

/sbin/kissnetd -f 1064 /dev/ptyq3 /dev/ptyq4& sleep 4 /sbin/kissattach -l
/dev/ttyq3 lb1 192.168.0.2& /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq4 lb2 192.168.0.3&

for creating the loopback device.

Seems that in Fedora 4 ptyq3 and ttyq3 don't exist anymore.  I tried using
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Robert Jenkins | 6 Jul 2006 17:20
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RE: kissattach/kissnetd versus ptyq ttyq and ptmx/pts


> In my original Linux ham radio setup, I had the following...
> 
> /sbin/kissnetd -f 1064 /dev/ptyq3 /dev/ptyq4& sleep 4 
> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq3 lb1 192.168.0.2& 
> /sbin/kissattach -l /dev/ttyq4 lb2 192.168.0.3&
> 
> for creating the loopback device.
> 
> Seems that in Fedora 4 ptyq3 and ttyq3 don't exist anymore.  
> I tried using MAKENODE ptyq3 and ttyq3 to create these device 
> files, but I don't think they're working?  I get this error.
> 
> kissattach: open: No such device or address
> 
> I've been googling the pseudo terminals for Linux and it 
> seems that the new way is with ptmx/pts and ptyq3 and ttyq3 
> are the old style.  But I'm not sure, will kissattach works 
> with these? Or is there a way to get ptyq3 ttyq3 working in Fedora 5?
> 
> What's the right way to go about this, these days?
> -

Hi, 
I'm running AX25 on a Centos 4.3 system with kernel 2.6.16 and it works
well.

You can enable the pty devices in the kernel config under 
Device Drivers > Character Devices > Legacy (BSD) PTY Support
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