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From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL>
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1991 14:44 MDT
Subject: New(er er) NOS 910618

> I recompiled the 1.7e not using pklite on the exec code
> and it works...

You may wish to try the newer version of PKLite which was recently
uploaded to SIMTEL20.

Directory PD1;<MSDOS.FILUTL>
 Filename   Type Length   Date    Description
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PKLTE112.EXE  B   51140  910712  PKLITE v1.12, compress EXE/COM files and run

It fixes a problem with some EXE files.

Keith
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From: bobw@biocat.chem.usu.edu (Bob Wood)
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 91 15:03:35 MDT
Subject: Chat from 0618 NOS

Did I miss something or is there a trick to getting the Chat function to work
on KA9Q nos? I keep getting a Refused errno 9 when trying it.

Bob Wood, WA7MXZ	Sr. Electronics Specialist 
Utah State University	Chemistry and Biochemistry
voice: (801) 750-1514	fax: (801) 750-3390
Internet:	bobw@biocat.chem.usu.edu 
BITNET:		bobw@usu.BITNET
SPAN:		USU::BOBW


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From: Peter Dahl <pdahl@milton.u.washington.edu>
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 91 15:50:42 PDT
Subject: 9600 baud repeater?

I want to build a 9600 baud regenerative repeater around a G3RUH modem.
Can someone who has done this or researched this please tell me what
special circuitry I need to add to the G3RUH modem to make it work in
this fashion.  Does anyone have any documentation on a project like this.
I am sure that I have read that this has been done but I can't remember
who said that they had done it.  Was it Brian Kantor?

Any help and/or suggestions regarding this project would be appreciated.

Peter, WA7FUS


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From: panix!kc2yu!joseph@cmcl2.NYU.EDU
Date: Fri Jul 19 19:48:48 1991
Subject: Using tip as a remote sysop


I would like to telnet into my home station via RF and use the
remote sysop command (@) to get to my home Net> prompt.

At that point, I assumed, I could use tip to connect to the Xenix
box, which is connected via a serial line.

The tip command works fine while I'm am at the console, but not when 
I connect up to the mailbox and become a remote sysop.

I can issue the tip command, and start a tip session, but a window is
not created, and I am not actually in a tip session.

Is this a bug, a feature, or what?

Has there been a correction/change to this.

I initially tried this running g1emm, but have since tried it using
pa0gri's latest with the same results.

Thanks,

 Joseph R. Skoler

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