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From: gary@dragon.dsh.org (Gary D. Duzan)
Subject: Re: Hardware Flow Control in SIO
Organization: Delaware State Hospital
References: <BLYMN.93Oct5170310@mallee.awadi.com.au> <CEHLMA.Brw@dragon.dsh.org> <CEJH0s.2zFK@austin.ibm.com>
Message-ID: <CEL385.wF@dragon.dsh.org>
Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1993 15:04:52 GMT
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In article <CEJH0s.2zFK@austin.ibm.com> boyd@austin.ibm.com writes:
=>
=>Yes. This also was a problem in 0.2.4 and is not fixed in Freebsd. Fortunately,
=>the workaround is simple.
=>
=>As soon as you have logged in, do...
=>stty 2400
=>
=>Then it will not garble.
Unfortunately, this didn't work. Instead, I got the sort of garbage
you get when your terminal is configured for the wrong baud rate (e.g.
xxxxx'xxx'xxx~xxxx, etc.) and won't return to normal. This may be some
quirk of the modem, a Hayes Ultra 96, or the serial port, a Boca 4x2
16550-compatible. Any other ideas?
Gary D. Duzan
Humble Practitioner of the Computer Arts
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