[nos-bbs] Soundmodem compile fail (try this instead)

[Maiko Langelaar]

Wait a sec, I'm running soundmodem-0.16 on my slackware 13.0 system.

When you do the make, it will still make the soundmodem module. Like
you, I forgot I didn't have gtk, but I chose to ignore it, since you
don't need the gui for a basic packet setup. Use 'make -i' so that the
compile continues even with the errors. I know, but just do it :)

Then manually configure (if you just want basic 1200 baud packet),
copy the attached file to /etc/ax25/soundmodem.conf, then run the
soundmodem command. That's what I did now, it was a while ago.

> Is it possible to install the dev source without compiling the
> whole kit ?  I don't want to overwrite the distro package.

As long as it matches the version on the distro I don't see why,
since all you need are the header files and such. I was thinking
the same. But like I mentioned, you don't really need the GUI,
you just have to find a soundmodem.conf that *works* for you.

Google can be your friend on this one ...

Maiko
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<modem>
  <configuration name="tmp">
    <channel name="Channel 0">
      <mod mode="afsk" bps="1200" f0="1200" f1="2200" diffenc="1"/>
      <demod mode="afsk" bps="1200" f0="1200" f1="2200" diffdec="1"/>
      <pkt mode="KISS" ifname="sm0" hwaddr="" ip="10.0.0.1" netmask="255.255.255.0" broadcast="10.0.0.255" file="/dev/soundmodem0" unlink="1"/>
    </channel>
    <chaccess txdelay="150" slottime="100" ppersist="40" fulldup="0" txtail="10"/>
    <audio type="soundcard" device="/dev/dsp" halfdup="0"/>
    <ptt file="none"/>
  </configuration>
</modem>