velasco@beowulf.ucsd.edu (Gabriel Velasco) (06/28/89)
I am new to emacs, but I am sold. I use it with several different
terminals and it works well with all but one.
At home, I dial into the university using a PC compatible and a 2400
baud modem. I connect to a LAN which is then connected to a 9600 baud modem
connected to a Pyramid computer.
The problem is this. Somewhere on the system, one of the components
is generating C-q's and C-s's. I have disabled the xon/xoff handshake option
in my telecomm package (procomm) and for the LAN. I use the stty command to
turn of the tandem mode and undefine the stop and start characters for the
modem connected to the pyramid. The C-s's are no longer suspending the system.
In other words, when I press C-s intentionally it works properly, but
occasionally, I am put into the incremental search mode spontaneously. This
happens very infrequently now but it happens almost every time that I try to
get help for the help option. i.e. C-h C-h C-h.
I am emulating a VT100 and it works well for everything else. I have
even tried modifying the termcap entry, but to no avail.
I could always use jove when I call up from home. Jove works properly.
Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a nice solution? Has
this question been asked a million times on this newsgroup?
Thanks, in advance.
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