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Need HELP setting ttya comm params on an SLC

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From: Hal N. Brooks
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 00:44
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I'd like to use ttya on an SLC with the communications
parameters of 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit.

The ttya-mode field of the prom says that that's what I've
got (9600,8,1,N,-), but all indications are that it's
doing 7,E,1 instead.

I'm just trying to hook up a printer, and my best evidence that
it's actually doing 7,E,1 is that by connecting ttya to the
serial port of a PC and running a comm program on the PC, I
can cat a file on the Sun to /dev/ttya and it appears on the
screen of the PC *if* the comm params on the PC are set to 7,E,1,
but I get garbage if the comm params on the PC are set to 8,N,1.

There doesn't seem to be anything like a ttya_use_baud flag
on the SLC.  What am I overlooking?

Please respond by mail, as our news server's disks are usually
full and it tends drop articles.

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Subject: Need HELP setting ttya comm params on an SLC
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