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===== Linux ===== | ===== Linux ===== | ||
- | only load this one file from Github: ** hsmodem.sh ** \\ | + | from Github download |
- | Save in any directory on the Linux PC (e.g. in the home directory) | + | and save it to any directory on the Linux PC (e.g. the home directory). |
- | Make the file executable: ** chmod 755 hsmodem.sh ** \\ | + | |
- | and start the file: **. / hsmodem.sh ** | + | |
- | The system is then configured and hsmodem is created from the sources. As soon as the script has finished (and without errors), hsmodem is ready for use. For more information, | + | Example to load the file: |
- | HSmodem requires a reasonably up-to-date 64-bit Linux version. The scripts are written for Debian | + | wget https:// |
+ | Make the file executable: | ||
+ | chmod 755 hsmodem.sh | ||
+ | and start the file | ||
+ | ./hsmodem.sh | ||
- | === Attention: === | + | The system will then be configured and hsmodem will be created from the sources. Once the script has run through (and without errors), hsmodem is ready to use. For more details see on Github README.md |
+ | HSmodem requires a reasonably recent Linux in the 64bit version. The scripts are written for Debian/ | ||
- | GLIBC Version | + | === Note: === |
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