First a Big Thank You to AG0N ( Gary ) for all his help with my IRLP Node and his website is a top page to learn from. Also cheers to the IRLP team & Buddie for there help. Right I have this script

I appreciate your help on a reinstall of RH9. I changed the COS jumper to accommodate the new radio. NL7R Denis

Here in my area of Los Angeles, the cable company has battery backup; however, for extended periods of power outage (when the power is out for days due to Santa Ana winds), I've seen them park

My setup is evolving along similar lines. I have a 40 amp switchmode power supply for my primary AC. This is connected to a 50Ah SLA battery via a solid state changeover switch. The output of the

That's interesting. 3 weeks ago, much of Melbourne lost power, and I was in the middle of one of these large areas. Cable service stayed up during the entire outage (I was surfing the net the whole

Thanks for the suggestions, guys. I'll have to take a look around when I get some time, and see what I can come up with. Phil Dave Gingrich wrote:

In case anyone wishes to join in the fun we have the two repeaters (primary and secondary) for the UP200 Michigan Upper Penn. dog sled race on ref9616 from Friday evening until Sunday morning. This

Iain MacDonnell - N6ML wrote: A way that seems effective... Edit the file /etc/security/console.perms.d/50-default.perms Find the line: <console> 0600 <sound> 0600 root and change it

nj1q wrote: Because the device files are owned by root - try: chown repeater:repeater /dev/dsp /dev/audio /dev/dsp I'd have to experiment a bit to recommend the right fix for this. Did anyone

A automatic-starting generator for all power at the site, including the five Amateur and two public-safety repeaters at the site. :-) (Probably not what you wanted to hear.) Batteries are a pain in

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Not withstanding my previous post, Nate is absolutely correct. Chuck... WB6YOK Nate Duehr wrote: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9

Thanks guys. "system-config-soundcard" worked. I was able to test the PCI soundcard and it appears okay. I also tried AUMIX, and that worked fine, too. Now all I have to do is find out why I get

Thanks for the suggestion, just send an e-mail asking for this. JT, XE2SI stn8378 From: irlp@... [mailto:irlp@...] On Behalf Of Dave Gingrich Sent: Friday, February

First, don't assume that you are going to have an internet connection during a power fail. Some cable systems either never installed a battery plant at their head end, or have not replaced the

Yes, unsupported... but if you're OK with that, maybe try running "system-config-soundcard" ? ALSA "just worked" (didn't need alsaconf) on CentOS 5.2 for me. ~Iain / N6ML nj1q wrote:

Send this one to installs @irlp.net. They can clear the link for you. -k9dc

Send a request to installs@... and include your IP address. 73, Jim WW4M node few more

Hello to all: Is there a way to release my IP to start assembling a new node?, the node just made was sent to a friend south of Tijuana, he has not connected it yet, and seems will get few

IRLP on CentOS 5 is not supported. Sorry. Alsaconf is specifically modified for IRLP, you might be able to use the binaries from the IRLP distribution directly, but I don't know. Never tried

It probably depends on what kind of power supply is in the node PC. If the node is 12v (13.8) powered, nearly anything will do. If is an AC supply you are probably better off with a UPS. But that