Top@mutec.UUCP (The OS9 Project) (09/09/88)
Dear Readers! I have heard of some problems using `mmon` with a modem line and variable speed. The OS9 implementation have to support the change of the baud rate fter initializing the device. If the implementation doesn't support this `mmon` can't change to another rate even it has recognized the new speed. If I would deinitialize the device after speed detection then change the baud rate wouldn't work cause the driver should drop DTR on deinitializion and the modem hangs up. Well, you can tell the modem that DTR is always high but then `mmon` can't use DTR to hang up when it is necassary. MMon can't run if you start mmon from a program which has one of the three pathes 0,1 or 2 closed. If you use the feature of `termtypes` in logon then you have to insert for each line logon should be started on an entry, otherwise a bus error may occure. U//i (Top Munich) -- | Top Munich - The OS-9 Project --- ..!uunet!unido!mutec!Top | | (R. Mellin, W. Ocker, F. Kaefer, U. Dessauer) | | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | "We make the stuff you never expected in your wildest dreams." |
flounder@westfort.UUCP (The Flounder) (10/13/88)
If you are using a 6809 OS-9 computer, there is a version of tsmon and tsgo that is auto-baud sensing, and includes versions for the normal and r extended Hayes command sets. I found it on GEnie in the OS-9 area. I don't know if this can be hacked to do whatever it is you are after, but it would be a start.