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- Path: sparky!uunet!hela.iti.org!ais.org!dexter!jsr
- From: jsr@dexter.mi.org (Jay S. Rouman)
- Subject: Re: need info t6k/cu/2400 baud
- Message-ID: <C07D4G.F3E@dexter.mi.org>
- Keywords: 6000 16B Xenix 3.2
- Organization: Private System, Mt. Pleasant, MI, USA
- References: <1993Jan1.065142.3211@xvt.com>
- Distribution: na
- Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1993 01:21:51 GMT
- Lines: 37
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- In article <1993Jan1.065142.3211@xvt.com> dougg@xvt.com (Doug Grinbergs) writes:
- >I recently bought a 2400-baud modem for my 6000. When I use a term program
- >to dial out, I can successfully use 2400 baud. When I try to use the 'cu'
- > [....]
- >In the /dev directory, there are files like cua0, cua0.1200 and cua0.300.
- >There are no files with 2400 or 9600 in them.
-
- You need to look at your /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices file, and make sure
- there is an entry for the port and speed you want to use. Mine looks
- like:
-
- ACU tty01 tty01 2400
- ACU tty01 tty01 1200
- ACU tty01 tty01 300
- DIR tty01 0 9600
- DIR tty01 0 4800
- DIR tty01 0 2400
- DIR tty01 0 1200
- DIR tty01 0 300
-
- You might want to use cu.s3 if you have it--it's a later version. If
- you have ftp access, go to plains.nodak.edu and grab the kermit5a
- binary in ~/pub/tandy/communication (not sure of the last directory).
- I think you will find it a lot better than cu. If not, here is a
- sample cu session:
- ----------------------------------
- grover:/usr/lib/uucp> cu.s3
- usage: cu [-s speed] [-a acu] [-l line] [ -h ] [-o | -e] telno | "dir"
- grover:/usr/lib/uucp> cu.s3 -s 2400 -l tty01 dir
- Connected
- ~.
-
- Disconnected
- grover:/usr/lib/uucp>
- ----------------------------------
- --
- Jay Rouman (jsr@dexter.mi.org jsr@ais.org)
-