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WLAN6060SD WLAN Secure Digital Card
by doc 09 Sep '02

09 Sep '02

This might solve the challenge of how to readily get the images from the Z's CF card camera out to a network real-time. For other circumstances I suppose serial to cellphone or serial to Amateur radio ATV/SSTV interface to a radio would get the job done. doc http://216.239.37.100/search?q=cache:mE0R6b7hICAC:www.sychip.com/PUB/WLAN606 0SD5.pdf+secure+digital+nic&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

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Re: Re[2]: [hamz] Aux serial port CF card
by doc 08 Sep '02

08 Sep '02

Guess I will have to make my own cable. No way will I permit a poorly designed cable from Sharp to force me to abandon my serial port and sacrifice my cf port to replace it! Might it be possible to shave some excess rubber off the Sharp cable to create room for the keyboard to open? Anyone aware of a source of the connector? Or it is proprietary? 73, doc kd4e > Problem is that the Sharp serial cable for the SL5500 covers the whole > bottom end of the Z so you can't open it to use the keyboard. I agree > completely that I would rather have the memory, but if you are going > to use the Z as a terminal for the 817 or a serial connected GPS, and > you want to be able to use the built-in keyboard, > either a new serial cable has to be made or an alternative must be > used. Otherwise I might as well use my old Palm III. > > -- > Best regards, > Lee mailto:leemag@citcom.net

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Cooperative List for Hams with Z's
by doc 07 Sep '02

07 Sep '02

Don't know if this has been posted here yet but a new list for Hams who own Sharp Zaurus SL5500 handheld pc's has been created recently hamz(a)yahoogroups.com Many of the members are also using SuSE 8.0 and are actively pursuing successful syncing between the Z and SuSE on their pcs. 73, doc kd4e

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KPSK v.1.0rc1 released (PSK31 for KDE 3x.)
by Ernest Stracener 06 Sep '02

06 Sep '02

KPSK is an amateur radio PSK31 application for KDE 3.x and Qt 3.x. A new release candidate of KPSK has been released for testing and bugspotting/squashing. Full details, documentation, packages and screenshots are available at http://1409.org/projects/kpsk . Packages are also on the project's development page is at http://sf.net/projects/kpsk . 73- Ernie KG9NI

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Linpsk
by darrel nichols 13 Jul '02

13 Jul '02

Anybody using Linpsk with 8.0? Mine worked fine with 7.3, but no longer prints. N0DBX

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Aprsd Software
by James Thomas 12 Jul '02

12 Jul '02

I just currently upgraded from 7.1 to 8.0 profession and have been running aprsd for a quite sometime now. My question is how do I get it to start automatically? If I go to /etc/init.d/aprsd start it starts up fine, but I would like to have it start up automatically when it boots up. I have installed aprsd 214 from the Suse installation disk and all the files look like there in the right place. I did a fresh install on the hard drive. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Jim ve3tej

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Fw: SUSE 8.0 WIRELESS LAN NOT WORKING
by Ronald Drumheller, K3NXF 30 May '02

30 May '02

----- Original Message ----- From: Ronald Drumheller, K3NXF To: suse-ham-e(a)suse.com Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 9:14 PM Subject: SUSE 8.0 WIRELESS LAN NOT WORKING Hi SUSE Fans, I recently upgraded my IBM 600 Laptop to SUSE's new version (8.0). I was using version 7.3 and had my hardwire pcmcia card and my Orinoco wireless pcmcia card working perfectly. There were many articles out there to help with the setup and the wireless tools package. Since I upgraded to versionn 8.0, my wireless no longer functions and I cannot figure out the setup. On the SUSE site, I found a statement that they have completely redesigned the network part of their product. Of course, they offer no help in their database or never on their "free" support. They say that they do not support laptops with the "free" support --- they are sounding more like RedHat everyday. The YAST2 has a completely new look for network card setup and if you use pcmcia option, the nic card names are different than the names shown with the ifconfig -a command. If I try to do an iwconfig with either name, it does not work. HAS ANYONE SUCCESSFULLY SETUP A WIRELESS WITH VERSION 8.0? PLEASE HELP ME. I am ready to drop version 8.0 and return to 7.3 although I like some of the new things in 8.0. PLEASE respond back to me at: k3nxf(a)cox.net

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SUSE 8.0 WIRELESS LAN NOT WORKING
by Ronald Drumheller, K3NXF 30 May '02

30 May '02

Hi SUSE Fans, I recently upgraded my IBM 600 Laptop to SUSE's new version (8.0). I was using version 7.3 and had my hardwire pcmcia card and my Orinoco wireless pcmcia card working perfectly. There were many articles out there to help with the setup and the wireless tools package. Since I upgraded to versionn 8.0, my wireless no longer functions and I cannot figure out the setup. On the SUSE site, I found a statement that they have completely redesigned the network part of their product. Of course, they offer no help in their database or never on their "free" support. They say that they do not support laptops with the "free" support --- they are sounding more like RedHat everyday. The YAST2 has a completely new look for network card setup and if you use pcmcia option, the nic card names are different than the names shown with the ifconfig -a command. If I try to do an iwconfig with either name, it does not work. HAS ANYONE SUCCESSFULLY SETUP A WIRELESS WITH VERSION 8.0? PLEASE HELP ME. I am ready to drop version 8.0 and return to 7.3 although I like some of the new things in 8.0. PLEASE respond back to me at: k3nxf(a)cox.net

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Anyone using qsstv???
by Peter Zabelt 28 May '02

28 May '02

Hi all! Is anybody using the program qsstv? I havesome trouble with it's newest version 5.1 (also with older ones ;-) ). If any OM or YL is able to help me, please write a short msg, after which I'll give more infos about my rig here and my problems! TNX & 73 de Peter, DL3VPZ

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Help Linpac MD password
by ic8fax 25 May '02

25 May '02

Hello thanks for reading this message, Someone can help me to configure Linpac with MD2 password ? 73 from Jacob ic8fax

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