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Hello

	The serial ports on Suns go at a maximum of 38.4 kbaud. Of course
changing a divisor in the kernal can easily double that. I communicate
with all of my 28.8 modems at 38.4 and I let the modem worry about the
actual baud rates over the phone line. You need to have a look at your
/etc/gettytab file and learn how it interacts with the /etc/ttytab file.
Should be fairly obvious. There are also baud rate settings in the eeprom
and in /etc/remote, though each are quite independent of the other, I like
having all of my settings for a given port the same.

Mark Ferraretto <mferrare@physics.adelaide.edu.au> wrote:
>
>I have a Maestro V.34 28.8k modem attached to the serial line on the back 
>of my 10-30 running SunOS 4.1.3.  I can't get it going faster than 9600 
>by putting /usr/etc/getty 9600-baud in /etc/ttytab.  I can't up that baud 
>rate.  I want to get it up to 28.8k.  someone said that suns can't handle 
>more than 9600 baud on their serial ports.  Is this true?  Is there any 
>way I can go faster than this?
>
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Regards,
John

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