khioe@mona.Jpl.Nasa.Gov (Kent Hioe) (08/28/90)
Hi, Does any body know the correct configuration of kermit setup on ATT 3B1 Unixpc ? I just installed kermit for 3B1 (from Ohio-state-U's archive). I tried to run it with the setup: set baud 1200 set line internal (also hayes) set device /dev/ph1 The above kermit setup did not work when I tried to dial. I got timeout after 35 seconds later. Would any one know the correct kermit setup for 3B1 kindly e-mail it to me ? Thanks for your help. Kent Hioe khioe@mona.jpl.nasa.gov [ 128.149.61.1 ] elroy!mona.jpl.nasa.gov!khioe
andy@juno.caltech.edu (Andy Fyfe) (08/29/90)
In article <4682@jato.Jpl.Nasa.Gov> khioe@mona.Jpl.Nasa.Gov (Kent Hioe) writes: >Hi, Does any body know the correct configuration of kermit setup on >ATT 3B1 Unixpc ? Lenny has just added kerit 5a(154) to the OSU archive. Here's an excerpt from my .kermrc. The macro reset is used to get the "standard" characters back when I've been switched to the alternate character set by line noise. The macro unlock is used to reset the line to /dev/tty and hence release any lock files kermit might be holding on ph1 or tty000. (Kermit aquires the lock when you "set line..." and keeps it until you do another, or quit.) The macro call is just an alias for either dial_int or dial_ext (which do the real work of dialing out). Finally macros like "hostname" allow you to dial that host by just typing "hostname". If /usr/spool/uucp is not world writable, then kermit needs to be setuid to the owner of /usr/spool/uucp. It can't be setuid root though (it won't run if it detects this). For the real information on kermit, get ckuker.ann or ckuker.doc from watsun.cc.columbia.edu (in the directory kermit/sw). The "help" command in kermit itself will be able to tell you a great deal as well. Andy Fyfe andy@csvax.cs.caltech.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------- set file type binary set attributes date on set block-check 3 set receive packet-length 512 set window 5 set prompt "localhost> " def reset - echo \15 def unlock - set line def dial_int - set modem att7300, - if not equal \v(line) /dev/ph1 set line /dev/ph1, - set speed 1200, - dial \%1, - if success connect def dial_ext - set modem hayes, - if not equal \v(line) /dev/tty000 set line /dev/tty000, - set speed 2400, - dial \%1, - if success connect def call - dial_ext \%1 def hostname - call 123-4567
JRD@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik) (09/01/90)
Using Kermit on a 3b1/7300/Unix PC set line /dev/ph0 or ph1 ensure it's in DATA mode set modem att use the AT&T internal modem set speed 1200 etc. You might check the version of C Kermit. The last formal release was 4E and the current beta test is 5A. I wrote the dialer for the Unix PC in CKermit 4F and 5A and it's been revised around it recently. Joe D.