[Ham-Linux] Installed Dapper 6.06 still having problems with ax25

[John Kemker]

Try this:

find / -name "ax25*" -print

Post the output on here, if you would.

Johnny wrote:

> Mike Schmitt wrote:
>
>> I have not installed ax25 stuff before but if you think it should be in
>> init.d you can always put it there. Then make links to the correct
>> runlevels that it needs to start and stop in?
>> Mike
>>
>> On Tue, 2006-04-04 at 11:58 -0500, Johnny wrote:
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I installed Dapper Drake 6.06 to see if I can get ax25 working, but 
>>> I am still having
>>> the same problems that I did with Brezzy 5.10 from my last time I 
>>> posted to the group.
>>> I am using the linux image 2.6.15-19 that is what it upgraded to.
>>> Installed ax25-apps, ax25-tools, but when installed I don't see the 
>>> config file in /etc/ax25 and also looked in /etc/init.d/ i don't see 
>>> the @ax25 file to start ax25.
>>> I did do a reinstall of ax25-apps, ax25-tools and I do see the 
>>> config file now, but not the @ax25 file in the /etc/init.d/ to start 
>>> ax25
>>>
>>> What do I need to do to fix the problem
>>
>
> When I try to start ax25 this is what I get
> root at ubuntu-ham:/home/km5im# /etc/init.d/ax25 -start
> bash: /etc/init.d/ax25: No such file or directory
> So I looked in /etc/init.d/ for ax25 there is no file
> I have setup ax25 in the past with no problems.  Until I deside to 
> experiment with Ubuntu Brezzy 5.10 had the same problem I emailed 
> other ham linux groups they said there was something wrong with the 
> kernel so I am trying Ubuntu Dapper so I am still having the same 
> problem.
>
> Johnny
> KM5IM
>
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