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From: schoch@trident.arc.nasa.gov (Steve Schoch)
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Subject: Re: Problems with HDB uucp xfer
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Date: 22 Feb 89 03:19:13 GMT
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In article <1488@neoucom.UUCP> wtm@neoucom.UUCP (Bill Mayhew) writes:
>2.  Talk to your modem at a baud rate less than or equal to the
>remote modem and prefereably don't use MNP protocol.

Here's what I did.  Unfortunately, this requires uucp source so if
you don't have source from Berkeley, you're out of luck.

I set S51 to 5 (19200 bps interface speed) and S66 to 0.
Then my dialer, which is a modification of the hayes dialer
makes the connection at 19200.  If the modems answers in slow mode,
the dialer ioctl's the line to whatever speed it answered and
goes on with the rest of uucico.  When S66=0 no flow control is
used in slow mode and uucico doesn't get confused about at what speed
it's actually talking.

	Steve