cassidy@cdp.UUCP (07/07/89)
Can anyone tell me how to send an initialization string to a hayes type modem
on the system boot-up? I need to have the system send a AT S0=1 so it'll let
folks call this system. lso, how do I use the 43 line mode that I was told
by uport when I bought this OS? I have a VGA card and monitor.
-cass
UUCP: cassidy@attctc.dallas.tx.us
or cdp!cassidy%labrea@stanford
'Heaven help the fools....'
B Weir Grateful Deadwietse@wzv.win.tue.nl (Wietse Z. Venema) (07/09/89)
cassidy@cdp.UUCP writes: >Can anyone tell me how to send an initialization string to a hayes type modem >on the system boot-up? I need to have the system send a AT S0=1 so it'll let >folks call this system. You can try do that with kermit, using the following single line in /etc/inittab: r2:2:once:echo 'set line xxx\nset baud yyy\nscript ~0 ats0=1 OK -- atm OK\nexit' | kermit >/dev/null 2>&1 For xxx and yyy one should substitute the proper tty port and baud rate, respectively. Alternatively, the tty port and baud-rate setting can be specified in /.kermrc instead.