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From: time@ice.com (Tim Endres)
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Subject: Re: Telebit Registers (was Re: UUNET Problems)
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 91 10:51:42 EST
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In article <1991Jun15.050908.21677@coplex.uucp>, dean@coplex.uucp (Dean Brooks) writes:
> What?  Since when has Q0 been an unusual setting for a UNIX system?  On
> most SYSV/BSD systems, Q0 is a *necessity*.  Most gettys, regardless of
> gendre, require a completely quiet modem; no result codes *OR* echoing
> of characters.  If yours system needs otherwise, then *that* is an
> extremely unusual system.

You got confused. Q1 means quiet. Q0 means not quiet.
I have Q0 because I am on a Macintosh, and I listen for "CONNECT"
instead of watching the CD line.

tim.

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