kak@stc-auts.UUCP (Kris Kugel) (07/16/88)
I'm hurting for a way of setting up my modem for two-way converstation
on my 3b1. In particular, I'd like to be able to call in on
my trailblazer, and connect through a hardwire rs232 link to our sun.
However, the links need to be used in the opposite directions also.
Anyhow, I think I need something like uugetty, and perhaps instructions
on how to install it. Can anybody help me with this?
Kris A. Kugel
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Well, I've heard how to talk two-way through the modem
(turns out to already have been taken care of):
(Thanks: uunet!spike!rdp (Richard Palmer))
But I still have not been able to talk to the hardwire link
to the Sun.
$ cu -l tty000 -s 9600
returns:
Connect failed: Requested device not available
the L-devices file looks like:
#sccs "@(#)uucp:L-devices 1.1"
# There are four fields in each entry:
# 1. ACU/DIR : ACU if this is an autodial device, DIR if not
# 2. device : the /dev special file the physical device is connected to
# 3. 0/MODEMNAME : = zero for DIR lines, otherwise the keyword MODEMNAME
# 4. SPEED : speed of device (e.g. 300, 1200, 9600)
#
OBM ph0 UNIXPC 1200
DIR tty000 0 9600
ACU tty002 telebit 9600
ACU tty002 trail9 9600f
ACU tty002 trail2 2400
ACU tty002 trail1 1200
DIR tty002 0 9600
So, I can talk bi-directionally to a modem, but I can't
get the hardwire line bi-directional. Any suggestions?
Does anybody know how to get around this?
Kris A. Kugel
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