mdella@polyslo.UUCP (Marcos R. Della) (09/03/87)
I'm having the following problem with my xenix box. I'm using an Intel
310 computer (12 users) and have a dialin line on it. I haven't been able
to figure out how to have the computer drop DTR on the modem line or have it
in some way disconnect the user when he logs off. Does anyone have this
information or know of someone who might?
Thanks for any help available...
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...!lll-crg --> !csustan --\ | Whatever I said doesn't
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...!ihnp4 --> !csun -----/ | it even before finishing
...!dmsd ----/ | typing it all out!!!vrs@littlei.UUCP (Vincent R. Slyngstad) (09/06/87)
In article <431@polyslo.UUCP>, mdella@polyslo.UUCP (Marcos R. Della) writes: > I'm having the following problem with my xenix box. I'm using an Intel > 310 computer (12 users) and have a dialin line on it. I haven't been able > to figure out how to have the computer drop DTR on the modem line or have it > in some way disconnect the user when he logs off. Does anyone have this > information or know of someone who might? You need to configure the board for a modem pin-out (if you haven't already) and then remake the device node with 64 added to the minor number. If your system were quite old (say, a 17 Mb or an early 40 Mb model), there would be some chance that a firmware upgrade would be required (however, your system is a 12 user model, implying it is newer than that, and that your serial controller is almost certainly a 188/48 board). -- Vincent R. Slyngstad UNIX Evaluation Engineering Intel Corporation (littlei!vrs)