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05-14-2001 12:58 PM
05-14-2001 12:58 PM
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05-14-2001 01:11 PM
05-14-2001 01:11 PM
SolutionThis can be quite difficult since you may be fighting several problems at once. When I am initially trying to get two boxes talking, I initially avoid uucp/cu - it's just too complicated and error prone. The easiest method I've found is to use kermit.
So,
On the D-box (I think it's the calling box)
I would go into the /etc/inittab and set the port to off and do an init -q to force a reread on /etc/inittab.
execute kermit
set line /dev/tty0p1 (I'm guessing)
set speed 9600
connect
If you are lucky, you're in and you see a login prompt.
BTW - all your problems could be the cable.
After you get kermit working, the uucp setup should be easy.
Hope this helps, Clay.
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Re: Confusion with Serial Port Consoles
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05-14-2001 01:39 PM
05-14-2001 01:39 PM
Re: Confusion with Serial Port Consoles
I suggest that youusde the build-in port at least initially.
We are now going to try to force some status lines. Normally this would be done by you cable.
From a separate session,
stty -crts rtsxoff ctsxon < /dev/tty1p0
If this command does not hang, then you should be able to issue a kermit set line command.
I assume you are running as root so that we are not also fighting permission problems as well.
Clay
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