Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!csd4.csd.uwm.edu!bionet!ames!pacbell!indetech!fiver!palowoda From: palowoda@fiver.UUCP (Bob Palowoda) Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386 Subject: Re: Need 8 bits in gettydefs or TB Message-ID: <137@fiver.UUCP> Date: 20 Aug 89 03:22:59 GMT References: <8908190134.AA00094@decwrl.dec.com> Organization: Fiver Communications Fremont, Ca Lines: 43 From article <8908190134.AA00094@decwrl.dec.com>, by paine@fungus.dec.com (Willy Paine): > > Thank you for Telebit to post message on setting up TB for my ix/386. > It is getting better but it locks on 19200 bauds and 7 bits when callers > log in and they have to change to 7 bits from 8 bits. > > I would like to know how to make this autobauds and 8 bits. I have > tried to modify /etc/gettydefs for ix/863 (adding CS8) but it gets screw > up with strange character that I don't know what bauds, bits, stop etc. > Or maybe change S register for TB to run 8 bits. This is one line > example: > > > 19200H# B19200 # B19200 SANE IXANY PARENB TAB3 HUPCL #login: #2400H > Here's what I use in my gettydefs: 19200H# B19200 # B19200 CS8 CSTOPB HUCPL IXON IXANY BRKINT ICRNL ISIG ICANON ECHO ECHOK OPOST ONLCR #Welcome to Fiver (To use Bulletin Board type "bbs")\r\nlogin: #19200H Note: I lock the interface speed from the computer to the modem and let the modem do the baudrate switching. > I could not figure out how to add CS8 somewhere. I tried to add > #/nSeaeast Exchange BBS/n/n/nlogin: but it produces strange characters ^^ It's \n. Please read the Admin manuals and Admin Ref manuals on getty, gettydefs, init, and inittab. The only beef I have with the manuals is they put the stupied setup for 8bit lines in the Programmers Reference as a *warning* note. > after entering login and I could not figure it out which bauds or bits > etc. You can check and set what line options with the 'stty' command after you login. -- Bob Palowoda *Home of Fiver BBS* login: bbs Home {sun,dasiy}!ys2!fiver!palowoda (415)-623-8809 1200/2400 Work {sun,pyramid,decwrl}!megatest!palowoda (415)-623-8806 1200/2400/9600/19200 Voice: (415)-623-7495 Public access UNIX system