I hope the day that non-Linux OS can talk with Linux through AX.25 packet radio protocol will come.
(hambsd? https://www.hambsd.org/)
OpenBSD, Ham(JG1UAA), Ingress(Lv14, RES), Japanese(Sagamihara-city, Kanagawa)
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I hope the day that non-Linux OS can talk with Linux through AX.25 packet radio protocol will come.
(hambsd? https://www.hambsd.org/)
Long time,
I pushed some codes to GitHub.
1) https://github.com/jg1uaa/sliptun
OpenBSD-5.7 has removed sl(4) SLIP interface, this tool provides simple SLIP communication. no CSLIP support.
2) https://github.com/jg1uaa/kisstun
based on sliptun tool, this provide TCP/IP on AX.25/KISS through tun(4) interface. testing now, no documents (sorry!)
3) https://github.com/jg1uaa/tunsifmode
tun(4) work as point-to-point mode as default, this tool enables broadcast mode.