Re: ISO Dumb Terminal

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From: M. Molloy
Date: Tue, 07 May 1996 00:00

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> Is there a HOWTO for dumb terminals?  I am interested in doing the
> same thing myself.
> 

See /usr/doc/Serial-HOWTO, section 8, remove the file
/etc/default/getty.ttySx, and make sure that the speeds match at both
ends.

I used it with a laptop connected with a null modem cable running 
kermit.  It worked excellently.


M

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