From: esulzner@demo5.intel.com (Eric Sulzner) Subject: Re: problem with term Date: 05 Oct 1993 02:29:34 GMT
In article <28i1gf$3st@louie.udel.edu>
chavey@dori.cis.udel.edu (Laurent Chavey) writes:
I quit out of Kermit ungracefully (Ctl-\ q) after starting remote term.
^
L__ that is a left bracket.
emacs-19.19/x11r5 shows it as
a yen sign for me, oddly.
Everything else as you say. Works for me.
I am trying to connect between two computer using modem.
I have all ready read all the info that was posted about
how to use term, and trsh etc. I have the term version
now available from sunsite, running on the sun4 at the univ of del.
here are th steps that I follow for connection
from linux.
csh>Kermit
Kermit>dial
Kermit>connect
udelnet>connect to host
login
passwd
csh sun4>term
" escape back to Kermit using escape sequence"
Kermit>
at this stage I have tried more than one alternative.
1. put Kermit in background
Kermit>^z
csh>term </dev/modem >/dev/modem &
csh>trsh
"nothing go on."
"but I see the modem rc,sn going on/off"
csh>^c
at that stage if I go back to Kermit
csh>jobs [Kermit#]
Kermit> "garbage is being displayed, all the time the same"
another alternative is to
Kermit>!term </dev/modem >/dev/modem &
Kermit> then garbage will show up.
can someone help me with this problem.
are the two copies of term that I am using incompatible.
is Kermit doing the mess.
If so can I get a simple connection package, that I can
exit as soon as I am done making the connection, and that will not drop
the line.
help!!
help!!
thank you.