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From: haug@almira.uucp (Brian R Haug)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ncr
Subject: Re: Printer setup on a 32/300
Summary: Use old lines from gettydefs and inittab
Message-ID: <1990Aug8.012000.7211@almira.uucp>
Date: 8 Aug 90 01:20:00 GMT
References: <4979@texbell.sbc.com>
Reply-To: haug@cc.Columbia.NCR.COM (Brian Haug)
Organization: Personal machine, Columbia, SC
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In article <4979@texbell.sbc.com> vernon@ssi600.lonestar.org (Vernon E. Hurdle) writes:
>What you need is a demon process that keeps the port open all the time.
>After this process has been started, the stty parameters that you set
>will stay in effect until the process is stopped.  If you are familiar
>with C, you can write one fairly quickly.


Then again, one could always copy the old line from the /etc/gettydefs file
to the new one, edit /etc/inittab to run getty like the old system, and
voila!

			Share and Enjoy!

			      Brian