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--- sota-packet-node [2023/08/25 20:51] – [Third step: connectivity] 2m0iig
+++ sota-packet-node [2023/12/28 20:32] (current) – [Second step: install the node software] 2m0iig
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 This repo allows for full compilation of the software from source as well as setting you up with a default config to play with. I replaced some lines in his instructions to download my own [[https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mpentler/a1fc50d943d9213027f85b348bac5dcf/raw/c268fb2d7290c755c2af7832064cfec8b7703fbe/bpq32.cfg|already-created config]] from a GitHub gist, made it all into a bash script to one-shot run it, and it all ran successfully. You'll have to edit a config yourself, and there some excellent examples out there. I'll assume most folk are doing this for VHF, but you could do HF if you want.
-At this step is where you'll also need to configure LinBPQ to use your TNC of choice. This is very easy for KISS hardware TNCs like the NinoTNC, slightly less easy for software TNCs. Here's some links to get you started.
+At this step is where you'll also need to configure LinBPQ to use your TNC of choice. This is very easy for KISS hardware TNCs like the NinoTNC, slightly less easy for software TNCs. There's plenty on the internet about that.
-*notes here*
 The rest of the config is relating to the node's setup, which may be beyond the scope of this post.