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In article <1992Oct14.151629.8141@ni.umd.edu> louie@sayshell.umd.edu (Louis A.  
Mamakos) writes:
> In article <1992Oct13.171903.11893@leland.Stanford.EDU>  
sjpark@leland.stanford.edu (Sang Ju Park) writes:

> >command.  Better yet, is there any way of bring down the slip
> >link and disconnect the modem (hayes compatible) quickly ?  Currently 
> >I have to turn off the modem if I need to use the telephone immediately.
> >I'm runnig it on 3.0 machine if that matters.
> 

I've been having problems with Louie's SLIP since I upgraded to 3.0, too.  It  
used to be that slip-down hung up the phone.  Now I seem to have to turn off  
the modem if I want to use the phone at all, not just immediately.  I didn't  
see an answer to this problem in Louie's reply to this message.  What's up?

I've also had the problem that after I use SLIP, then slip-down and/or
slip-reset, the /dev/cua is locked and I cannot run Kermit.  I think even
logging out and in didn't work--I had to reboot.  This wasn't a problem before.


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