From: hermann@holmium.informatik.uni-bonn.de (Hermann Stamm-Wilbrandt) Subject: Re: Term 1.07 setup for Linux to Sun Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 10:28:46 GMT
Hello!
In article F38@mentor.cc.purdue.edu, wilker@cantor.math.purdue.edu (Clarence Wilkerson) writes:
> I have compiled versions of Term-1.07 for my linux box
> and my sun 3/60. Each pass the "test" for communication
> with itself. However, neither linecheck or the term
> seem to talk to the other machine. Kermit and xc work
> over the serial line, but when I start up the two terms,
> trsh etc do not work. The sockets seem to get established.
>
> So, if you have a working term between linux and a sun,
> could you please email the working "termrc"s.
> Thanks, Clarence
I am working with Linux at home connected via modem (2400 baud)
to my Sun at work with the following term-settings:
in ~/.term/termrc
escape 0-31
sevenbit
It seems to be important, that you directly call a modem at a workstation
which allows you to telnet to your target; in this case several telnets
in between work well.
I first had to use a connection with an X.25 call in between, and this
didn't work.
The same settings work well with the Linux 386 at work connected
via Null-modem to the Sun. This connection works wonderfully even with 38400
baud; you have to call "term -s38400" on the Sun, then get back to
Linux and type (eg. in Kermit) "!term -s38400 </dev/modem >/dev/modem".
With 38400 baud and txconn even advanced X-applications run
quickly on Linux.
Bye,
Hermann.