[Linrad] Two Linrad on one PC under Linux

[Eastzone <gmail.com; eastzonexp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I want to host two linrad on a Linux PC with an SDR-IQ, as shown in
http://www.sm5bsz.com/linuxdsp/run/network.htm

But it seems that the master one, which receives from SDR-IQ and sends
out packets, occupies /dev/dsp as output. So the slave one which
receives packets from the master one could not use /dev/dsp for
output.

How can I do that on a PC with only one sound card. Can I force the
master linrad to release /dev/dsp since I don't want to listen from
it?

Another question. I want to write a small program which can feed my
data to linrad over ethernet. Is there a special packet format linrad
uses for 16bit raw data (All I know is that they're UDP packets)?

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