ECU on Sun4?

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2 total messages Started by Dave Pascoe Mon, 28 Sep 1992 06:40

#1247

Author: Dave Pascoe
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 06:40

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Has anyone gotten ECU to work successfully on a Sun 4 running 4.1.1?
I keep hanging up when trying to escape from the program (using ESC).
Also, I can't seem to be able to dial even though I specified the
right tty.

I'm sure this must be pilot error so if you got this working on a Sun4
and can share any info with me I'd sure appreciate it.

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Dave Pascoe
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Re: ECU on Sun4?

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Author: Warren H. Tucker
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 17:26

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pascoe@rocky.gte.com (Dave Pascoe) writes:
:
: Has anyone gotten ECU to work successfully on a Sun 4 running 4.1.1?
: I keep hanging up when trying to escape from the program (using ESC).
: Also, I can't seem to be able to dial even though I specified the
: right tty.
:
: I'm sure this must be pilot error so if you got this working on a Sun4
: and can share any info with me I'd sure appreciate it.

What kind of terminal are you using?  The only tested funckeymap
entry is for 'xterm'.  Openwin 2 shelltool/cmdtool are flaky, so
I never use them.  There are some hints in README.OPENWIN that
were passed to me from a Sun alpha tester.

Read up on the funckeymap documentation.  The information is
scattered about a bit, but there are good cross references (I
hope).

Look in README, README.KEYBRD, models/funckeymap and the manual
pages titled Function Key Mapping (Recognition).

Write me if this doesn't lead to a solution.
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mathematical design, but what's missing is the eyebrows." -- Frank Zappa
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