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Subject: "Play nice together!": termios
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Hi,

    I finally have dp-2.3PL2 on my SPARC10 talking through a WorldBlazer to a
peer running MST's PPP. Encouraged by this "success", I thought I'd try the
kernel hack to run dp at 76800. That also was made to work when DP alone
was contenting for the modem. The problem I have at this site is that
several applications share the WorldBlazer: tip, uucp, flexfax and DP. If
the modem speed is locked at 76800 uucp will not work. Tip and flexfax can
be made to accept the 76800 hack. So it would be real nice if the modem could
be left at a lower speed, say 38400, and have DP reset the modem *and* line
speed on the fly when it comes up.


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