FYI: I've installed the new DIAL, Debian version software, upgrading from the ACID install for Allstarlink and I could not be any happier.... I found the install so much easier to install and could say it "holds your hand" all the way through, and any mistakes can easily be restarted again with a simple command,(portal, network ect..) . At least I found it a lot more simple than the ACID install. It has been rock solid since the install, about 3 weeks now, and is faster in every way, the reboot is only a 10 seconds until you are back to the log in, as my ACID install would hang at the "sendmail" part of the re-load. I am a Windows guy and I know almost nothing about Linux, this new software was "Cake" to install I have now started to help friends to upgrade to the new DIAL software, as I said it's very easy change. Thought you all should know Thanks to all that was involved in this new software Jim Frederick KF6QBW
Jim, Good to hear everything is going well. What hardware are you running on? 73, Steve N4IRS On 11/08/2015 04:47 AM, 41.2 Jim wrote:
FYI: I've installed the new DIAL, Debian version software, upgrading from the ACID install for Allstarlink and I could not be any happier.... I found the install so much easier to install and could say it "holds your hand" all the way through, and any mistakes can easily be restarted again with a simple command,(portal, network ect..) . At least I found it a lot more simple than the ACID install. It has been rock solid since the install, about 3 weeks now, and is faster in every way, the reboot is only a 10 seconds until you are back to the log in, as my ACID install would hang at the "sendmail" part of the re-load. I am a Windows guy and I know almost nothing about Linux, this new software was "Cake" to install
I have now started to help friends to upgrade to the new DIAL software, as I said it's very easy change. Thought you all should know
Thanks to all that was involved in this new software
Jim Frederick KF6QBW
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