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Subject: Terminal Lockup
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Date: Fri, 31-Oct-86 08:54:33 EST
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	I'm not very sure, but I think that the terminal lockup happens
	when a ^S (X-off) arrives from the host, and the atari (fully
	compliant) stops dead waiting for a ^Q. The ^S could be due
	to garbage, in which case, people have to re-boot or whatever.

	In my case, running PC-Intercom, I find that resetting the
	terminal, or simply typing "<UNDO> n" does the trick.

			-anees munshi

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	Anees Munshi
	@ University of Toronto Engineering Comp. Facility :A
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