From: mike@hectic.demon.co.uk (Mike Davies) Subject: ka9q Date: 29 Jun 1992 20:37:02 GMT
Path: hectic.demon.co.uk!mike
From: mike@hectic.demon.co.uk (Mike Davies)
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux
Subject: ka9q
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References: <1992Jun29.132700.26402@athena.mit.edu>
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1992 20:25:04 GMT
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In article <1992Jun29.132700.26402@athena.mit.edu> J.Jagger@sheffield-city-poly.ac.uk writes:
>
> Hello, I'm interested in setting up and using ka9q. I know zip all
> about it apart from the fact that you 1200 baud ftp and no dosh to pay
> (apart from the initial outlay, and the lisence fee :)
> Is there a level C license available ?
> How much does it cost ?
> What kit do I need to buy ?
> How much does that cost ?
> How do you get an IP address ?
> Do you have to have a mate who's already got one ?
>
KA9Q is available for many system. Strictly, it's only for use on
amateur radio, but I *believe* Phil Karn has relaxed this recently
to allow some sort of share-ware arrangement.
I'm using it from home on a 386/20 with a dialup V32bis ( :-) )
modem under DOS ( :-( - hope Linux TCP/IP gets sorted soon).
Several others are using Sun's, Atari's, Archimedes ... into the
same system.
I am mailing you with some appropriate information about a U.K.
Internet service.
Mike Davies mike@hectic.demon.co.uk
mikedav@cix.compulink.co.uk
+44 635 36746