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From: vancleef@iastate.edu (Van Cleef Henry H)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
Subject: Help with tty000 needed
Message-ID: <1991May8.012322.29721@news.iastate.edu>
Date: 8 May 91 01:23:22 GMT
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 I have a new old stock 3b1 with Unix 3.0 that I am setting up.  I can't
do a login from a terminal connected to /dev/tty000. I get the login
prompt, type an account name and return, and I can hear the 3b1 disk
churn as though it is trying to put up the password: prompt, but nothing
appears on the terminal screen.  I have tried killing processes to get
the getty to respawn, but can't clear the line to do anything until I
reboot the system.  I have used the install menu to shut the line off,
and can copy files to and from the terminal screen, so there is a fair
chance I have the RS-232 stuff set up OK.  What communicates is 
9600,N,8,1.  I have also tried 9600,E,7,1 on the terminal, but
communications are garbled, although I get the same effect with a login.

Can't get an Intel 2400 bit modem to talk to the system either.  

Using the on-board modem works, but every so often something glitches
the system into a suspend and back to showing the call screen.

Any bright ideas? Email internet address is vancleef@iastate.edu 
-- 
Hank van Cleef  
vancleef@iastate.edu	Iowa State University, Ames. Ia.
tmn!vancleef		The Union Institute, Cincinnati, Oh.