winters@jacobs.cs.orst.edu (stafford winters) (12/02/87)
Can someone tell me what the terminal type is for a 110 when connecting to an HP9000? It is very iritating to use vi without the right terminal type. Thanks for your help, :-) Tad
stroyan@hpfcdc.HP.COM (Mike Stroyan) (12/03/87)
> Can someone tell me what the terminal type is for a 110 when connecting >to an HP9000? It is very iritating to use vi without the right terminal >type. Thanks for your help, Assuming that you mean an hp110 or "portable", the terminal type is "110" or "hp110". If the machine doesn't recognize that, perhaps someone has removed some the terminfo entries on that machine to save space. Mike Stroyan, hpfcla!stroyan
shankar@hpclscu.HP.COM (Shankar Unni) (12/03/87)
Use the terminal type "hp110" or "110" (which *should* be defined in your terminfo file). This is for a 16-line screen. Shankar Unni. ...!hpda!shankar
bw@hpcvlo.HP.COM (Bill Wilhelmi) (12/03/87)
If you look through the termcap definitions on the 9000, I think there is a "110" or "hp110" termcap. Bill Wilhelmi HP Corvallis Workstation Operation
Mike_W_Ryan@cup.portal.com.UUCP (12/04/87)
I beleive the 110 boots a terminal emulator program. If you can tell me what vendors program you are using, I can answer your question. Hp has "Reflections", and "Advancelink" available I beleive. Incidentally, I am referring to a HP110 portable plus. If you are using the older version, I still may be able to help, but I will have to look it up at my office. Let me know.. Mike Ryan
mjb%hoosier.utah.edu.uucp@utah-gr.UUCP (Mark J. Bradakis) (01/21/88)
You may have troubles with inverse video mode on the 110. Our gnu emacs
for example, sometimes sets inverse video in a secondary window, and it
stays set until the machine is powered off.
mjb.
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