[nos-bbs] Getting TNOS to recognize the TUN interface ...

Jack Taylor jack at n7oo.com
Tue Sep 18 23:50:32 EDT 2007


Maiko,

Thanks for the guidance.  During the MAKE process I see 5-6 warnings about tun.c dealing
mostly with 'unused parameters'.  Presumably these are not fatal.  We end up with a
tnos file size of 17401444 up from 17313724 without TUN compiled in.

However, doing a ./tnos -U O brings up the preliminary screen with the notation
to 'hit enter to continue'

When I hit enter, the screen instantly locks and ignores keyboard commands except for
EXIT.  This of course kicks us off the machine.

In the tnos-src folder I see both tun.c and tun.o files.

In going back and compiling without the #define TUN, tnos comes up and runs okay except
for the grumbles about the references to tun in the autoexec.nos.

Being pretty much a novice at Linux, is there a log file that could provide clues?

73 de Jack
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Maiko Langelaar (ve4klm) 
  To: TAPR xNOS Mailing List 
  Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 5:20 PM
  Subject: [nos-bbs] Getting TNOS to recognize the TUN interface ...


  Hi Jack,

  > How do I get TNOS to recognize interface 'TUN" ?

  Oops !!! Looks like the TUN define is not part of the
  configuration process. Actually, that's right. It was
  never added to the ./configure script. It's manual.

  Before you run 'make', edit the config.h by hand, and
  add '#define TUN 1' near the top of the config.h file.

  Maiko


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