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From: hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu)
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Subject: Re: Using MGR and Gulam under MiNT
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Date: 25 Oct 90 21:55:17 GMT
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In article <11553@life.ai.mit.edu> dstailey@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Doug Stailey) writes:
>Now for my question.  I want to be able to run a terminal program under
>MiNT and (hopefully) MGR.  My fully functional copy of C-Kermit runs
>under both, and accepts input from the remote machine.  However,
>nothing I type is echoed or noticed on the other end.  Are there any 
>special settings I need to make, or is there another terminal
>program that works?

It's probably trying to read from the same device MGR reads from, or
something along those lines. (And failing.) I wrote a small dumb terminal
program that I use with MiNT/MGR, available on atari.archive in the
telecomm directory - tip.arc. (Modeled after Unix tip, but quite a bit
less of a program...  }-)

The standalone zmodem programs seem to work OK, except the code to determine
the baud rate doesn't yield correct results when MiNT is running. This
usually results in the rz/sz program resetting the line to 19200 instead
of accepting the current speed. I recompiled the stuff with that speed
determination code #ifdef'd out to get it working...
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