petrick@lll-crg.llnl.gov (Jim Petrick) (07/17/88)
In article <8807160342.AA20873@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> EVERHART%ARISIA.DECnet@GE-CRD.ARPA writes: > >Mark Granoff writes of a problem in which DBG$INPUT and DBG$OUTPUT >must be directed to a terminal device. Set up the terminal server port as follows: Local> Define port N dedicated service NODENAME Local> define port N access dynamic speed 9600 Local> logout port N At this point, login to NODENAME from another terminal and do $ SHOW DEV LTA ! note the LTAnn numbers then, back to the terminal server and do: Local> connect port N now back to the term you already logged in and $ show dev LTA ! find the new LTAnn, (example LTA32:) $ allocate LTA32: $ define DBG$INPUT LTA32: $ define DBG$OUTPUT LTA32: $ set term/inq LTA32: $ run/deb prog That should do the job. I've included a .COM fil to do the VAX part. -------- CUT HERE --------------------------------------- CUT HERE ----- $ show dev lt/output=temp.tmp $ inquire ans "Connect remote terminal then press return" $ show dev lt/output=temp.tmp $ diff/nonumber/output=temp.tmp2 temp.tmp/change $ sea temp.tmp2/output=temp.tmp "!" $ open temp temp.tmp $ read temp tsym $ close temp $ lta :== 'f$element(1," ",tsym) $ alloc 'lta $ define dbg$input 'LTA $ define dbg$output 'LTA $ set term/inq 'lta $ del/nolog temp.tmp*;* -------- CUT HERE --------------------------------------- CUT HERE ----- This seems to work on my system (Decserver 200), it may help you. Jim Petrick