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Setting up a Packet BBS on Raspberry-Pi

Tommaso Ravaglioli All Messages By This Member #137 Hello all, I'm new to the group, and I'm planning to build a solar powered Packet public bbs, to be installed in a remote mountain site, and I'm evaluating if building it using a Raspberr-Pi would be a good choice. Do you have some advice? I'm still planning, and wondering what to do, mostly because all I have right now is the site owner authorization.. Thanks in advance, Tommaso IZ2QYZ
John Hays - K7VE / WRJT-215 Member Profile All Messages By This Member #138 JNOS2 compiles. John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223? ?? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 11:54 AM, Tommaso Ravaglioli <tomrava@...> wrote: ? Hello all, I'm new to the group, and I'm planning to build a solar powered Packet public bbs, to be installed in a remote mountain site, and I'm evaluating if building it using a Raspberr-Pi would be a good choice. Do you have some advice? I'm still planning, and wondering what to do, mostly because all I have right now is the site owner authorization.. Thanks in advance, Tommaso IZ2QYZ
Tommaso Ravaglioli All Messages By This Member #168 2012/9/18 John D. Hays <john@...> JNOS2 compiles. Thank you John. It compiles on the Raspbian with default libraries? Thank you, Tommaso IZ2QYZ
Bill Vodall Member Profile All Messages By This Member #169 Thank you for checking this John... But.... Did you try running the resulting executable? Nothing has to be configured and it will create some junk folders in /root. The reason to do this is that the problem with compiling JNOS on some of the embedded (ARM?) Linux distributions - like Unslung on the NSLU2 - is that JNOS uses the setcontext/getcontext scheme and that wasn't supported. I could compile JNOS on the native NSLU2 environment but it wouldn't run... I'm moving my NSLU2's (and pogoplug) to Debian in hope of getting around this issue... 73 Bill - WA7NWP toggle quoted message Show quoted text 2012/9/18 John D. Hays <john@...> JNOS2 compiles. Thank you John. It compiles on the Raspbian with default libraries?
John G8BPQ All Messages By This Member #170 开云体育 Bill (and others) ? Yes, it does run. I’ve just installed it (following instructions at ). As far as I can tell it is running – I can telnet to it, and it appears to be sending packets. I don’t know enough about jnos to test further. ? I’m running the standard PI raspbian disro with latest updates – Kernel 3.2.27+ ? 73, John G8BPQ ? From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...] On Behalf Of Bill Vodall Sent: 25 September 2012 23:08 To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... Subject: Re: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] Setting up a Packet BBS on Raspberry-Pi ? ? Thank you for checking this John... But.... Did you try running the resulting executable? Nothing has to be configured and it will create some junk folders in /root. The reason to do this is that the problem with compiling JNOS on some of the embedded (ARM?) Linux distributions - like Unslung on the NSLU2 - is that JNOS uses the setcontext/getcontext scheme and that wasn't supported. I could compile JNOS on the native NSLU2 environment but it wouldn't run... I'm moving my NSLU2's (and pogoplug) to Debian in hope of getting around this issue... 73 Bill - WA7NWP > 2012/9/18 John D. Hays <john@...> >> >> >> >> JNOS2 compiles. > > Thank you John. It compiles on the Raspbian with default libraries?

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