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G3ZFR > TECH 07.09.08 01:53l 37 Lines 948 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 50563_GB7COV
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Subj: Re: bpq408 switch problem
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>} From: VE3KR@VE3MUS.#CON.ON.CAN.NOAM
>} To : TECH@WW
>}
>} Does anyone have bpq408 switch experience as I have a problem I cannot
>} seem to solve and could use some assistance in pointing me in the
>} right direction to solve the problem.
>}
>} Thanks.
>
>If you really mean BPQ v4.08, then that is your problem, it is unstable.
>Upgrade to BPQ v4.08a and your problem should be solved.
>
>73, Pete G6KUI
>
I'm not sure if this helps, but I've been recently upgrading systems here.
These are my observations:
bpq408a has been running OK for many years, but occasionally crashes, which
may be due to a long-standing bug when it receives a NAK flag.
I recently tried bpq409c which was available on the Internet, but found that
its node list wouldn't update.
Then I found bpq409d (for DOS) in the files area of the bpq32 Yahoo Group
and it seems to be stable.
Has anyone else tried it?
Roger
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