bernd@pfm.UUCP (Bernd Hennig) (05/28/89)
I have little problems with a HP2622A Terminal (updated to HP2640): 1. With 9600Bd I have a lot of garbage when I type ps -fe or ls -la, but no problems with 4800Bd 2. cls dosn't work At least I have no documentation about this terminal, can anyone help me ? -- __ / ) / uucp: uunet!mcvax!unido!pfm!bernd /--< _ __ ____ __/ PFM: *49 711 3700978 300/1200/2400 Bd 24h /___/_</_/ (_/ / <_(_/_ *49 711 3701830 1200-19200 Bd (PEP) 20-08h
lcc@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (73701000) (05/28/89)
In article <1420@pfm.UUCP> bernd@pfm.UUCP (Bernd Hennig) writes: >I have little problems with a HP2622A Terminal (updated to HP2640): > >1. With 9600Bd I have a lot of garbage when I type ps -fe or ls -la, > but no problems with 4800Bd > >2. cls dosn't work > >At least I have no documentation about this terminal, can anyone help me ? You're going to have to use the utilities 'tic' and 'infocmp' to take apart the terminfo description and fix it. Another possible solution is to go find a BSD machine with a good termcap description for the HP terminal, snag it and use the 'captoterm' utility to convert it to a terminfo. Ken
wietse@wzv.UUCP (Wietse Z. Venema) (05/30/89)
>In article <1420@pfm.UUCP> bernd@pfm.UUCP (Bernd Hennig) writes: >I have little problems with a HP2622A Terminal (updated to HP2640): > >1. With 9600Bd I have a lot of garbage when I type ps -fe or ls -la, > but no problems with 4800Bd Make sure you have done a `stty -ixany'. I assume that your terminal can only handle high baud rates by relying on xon/xoff flow control, just like many vt100-like terminals do. `stty -ixany' tells the tty driver to only accept xon as the start character, so that a series of subsequent xoffs causes no loss of data. -- work: wswietse@eutrc3.uucp | Eindhoven University of Technology work: wswietse@heitue5.bitnet | Mathematics and Computing Science home: wietse@wzv.uucp | Eindhoven, The Netherlands