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From: paul murray <echo@neosoft.com>
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.bsdi.misc
Subject: Re: digiboard, & bsdi 2.0.1
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 16:53:53 -0600
Organization: echo communications, inc.
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David Bauman wrote:
>
> paul murray (echo@neosoft.com) wrote:
> : ok heres the situation:
>
> : one digiboard pc16em
> : bsdi 2.0.1
> : a us robotics 28,8 attached to port 1
>
> : here is the problem:
>
> : when i tip the device
> : i cannot get anything "returned" to my terminal
> : if i type AT nothing happens.
> : but when i type atdt ###-#### i am able to connect
> : but i cannot get anything returned to my terminal
> : like a login banner or something.
> : when i connect to the modem from another machine
> : i connect successfully but i do not get a login banner.
> : (i do have the getty running on that device.)
>
> : so if anyone can help, i would be most appreciative.
>
> Setup the device in /etc/remote
>
here is what i have in my remote file:
# Access to digiboard
ttyA00:dv=/dev/ttyA00:br#57600:
ttyA01:dv=/dev/ttyA01:br#57600:
ttyA02:dv=/dev/ttyA02:br#57600:
ttyA03:dv=/dev/ttyA03:br#57600:
ttyA04:dv=/dev/ttyA04:br#57600:
ttyA05:dv=/dev/ttyA05:br#57600:
ttyA06:dv=/dev/ttyA06:br#57600:
ttyA07:dv=/dev/ttyA07:br#57600:
ttyA08:dv=/dev/ttyA08:br#57600:
ttyA09:dv=/dev/ttyA09:br#57600:
ttyA0a:dv=/dev/ttyA0a:br#57600:
ttyA0b:dv=/dev/ttyA0b:br#57600:
ttyA0c:dv=/dev/ttyA0c:br#57600:
ttyA0d:dv=/dev/ttyA0d:br#57600:
ttyA0e:dv=/dev/ttyA0e:br#57600:
ttyA0f:dv=/dev/ttyA0f:br#57600:
isnt this correct ?
paul murray