trent@cs.dal.ca (Trent MacDougall) (05/11/89)
I noticed awhile back that some people wanted to use cu at 19200. Well I too wanted it for my TB+. I hoped some kind soul would figure it out and post how to do it, well no one did (or I missed it), so I thought I would give it a try. I first did it with a binary editor because I did not know how to use adb, but after working with the binary editor, I thought "this is too easy, a real UNIX nut would use adb", so I learned enough to get the job done. Enjoy! PS: I hope someone can help me out with the 134 baud problem mentioned below. #________________________C-U-T---H-E-R-E_____________________________ : # # cuconv: convert 3b1 cu to allow 19200 connections # # P. Trent MacDougall | trent@tmpor.UUCP # # This is done by changing the 600 baud entry to 19200. # I could have converted the 4800 baud entry, but I felt # there is less use for 600 baud. There is a 134 baud entry, but I # can't figure out how to convert that one; everything I try # comes back as illegal baud-rate. If any of you machine code # gurus can help me, I would appreciate it. # # I have only tested this on an original 3.51 distribution cu. # # I don't know adb very well, but I learned enough to do # this...so here goes... mv /usr/bin/cu /usr/bin/cu.ORIG cp /usr/bin/cu.ORIG /usr/bin/cu adb -w /usr/bin/cu <<ADB_END 80000?x ?l0258 ?w4b00 ?l0008 ?w000e ADB_END exit $? -- //_//_//_//_// Trent MacDougall @ Dalhousie University, CS Dept. \\_\\_\\_\\_\\ UUCP {uunet watmath}!dalcs!trent // // // // // INTERNET trent@cs.dal.ca