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From: max@jma.UUCP (Max Heffler @ Landmark Graphics)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: 24th/25th line garbage via modem.
Keywords: IBM AT with Inboard 386 running Compaq DOS 3.3 and Zap
Message-ID: <138@jma.UUCP>
Date: 8 Apr 89 04:07:45 GMT
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Usually when I call in via modem and hop across our Ethernet (Calling
in to an IBM RT from a remote AT with Inboard 386 running Zap and
running across the net to a Compaq to read news), I get garbage around
the 20th-24th line area.  Sometimes I even have it coming in directly
from the AT to the Compaq's modem.  The AT modem is a Hayes 2400 and the
Compaq's is usually a Microcom 9600.  The network is usually Micom on the RT
to Western Digital on the Compaq 386/20 (TCP/IP).  I have played with the
stty of ixon, ixoff, ixany because sometimes after the garbage, I would
get a message about ^S/^Q being invalid commands.  Any ideas?

Thanx in advance.
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Max Heffler                     uucp: ..!uunet!jma!max
Landmark Graphics Corp.         phone: (713) 579-4751
333 Cypress Run, Suite 100
Houston, Texas  77094