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From: vrs@littlei.UUCP (Vincent R. Slyngstad)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Dropping carrier on a modem line
Message-ID: <151@uvrs.littlei.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 5-Sep-87 21:52:06 EDT
Article-I.D.: uvrs.151
Posted: Sat Sep  5 21:52:06 1987
Date-Received: Sun, 6-Sep-87 21:13:03 EDT
References: <431@polyslo.UUCP>
Organization: Intel Corp., ISO Systems Development, Hillsboro, OR
Lines: 17
Keywords: xenix, modem, dtr
Summary: What's your configuration?

In article <431@polyslo.UUCP>, mdella@polyslo.UUCP (Marcos R. Della) writes:
> I'm having the following problem with my xenix box. I'm using  an Intel
> 310 computer (12 users) and have a dialin line on it. I haven't been able
> to figure out how to have the computer drop DTR on the modem line or have it
> in some way disconnect the user when he logs off. Does anyone have this
> information or know of someone who might?

You need to configure the board for a modem pin-out (if you haven't already) and
then remake the device node with 64 added to the minor number.  If your system
were quite old (say, a 17 Mb or an early 40 Mb model), there would be some
chance that a firmware upgrade would be required (however, your system is
a 12 user model, implying it is newer than that, and that your serial controller
is almost certainly a 188/48 board).
-- 
Vincent R. Slyngstad
UNIX Evaluation Engineering
Intel Corporation (littlei!vrs)