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From: pat@happym.wa.com (Patrick Tate)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Incorrect interpretation of "RETURN" key from TIP
Message-ID: <1124@happym.wa.com>
Date: 1 Nov 90 00:16:48 GMT
Organization: Happy Man Corp., Seattle
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We linked a NeXT cube to a Motorola system via modems. The terminal emulation
on the Next is TIP.  

The problem we are seeing is that the shell running on the Motorola system
will not interpret the "RETURN KEY" from the NeXT terminal as a signal to
execute the entered command. We can force the execution by sending out a cntl-J
and are then are able to login and execute commands on the Motorola system. We
can type return then cntl-J and see that the shell is attempting to execute
the cntl-M entered by hitting return.

It seems that the key might be in the setting of the stty parameters, but 
still are unable to get the correct interpretation of the return key.

If someone has some thoughts or solutions please respond via mail at 
pat@happym.wa.com or phone 206/463-9399 ext 112.  Thanx in advance.
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 Patrick Tate            pat@happym.wa.com              206/463-9399 ext.112
 Happy Man Corp.   4410 SW Pt. Robinson Road,  Vashon Island, WA  98070-7399
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