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From: wue@eskimo.com (Enoch Wu)
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Subject: Kermit & Bidirectional Serial Line
Date: 6 May 1998 05:38:09 GMT
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On a bidirectional serial line (dial in & out), OUTPUT command works from
the keyboard but refuses to work from a script file (TAKE script.ksc).
By removing the dial-in capability attributed to agetty, the script works
fine on my Linux box (Slackware 2.00).
The simple solution is to use 2 serial ports. But I really need 3 for the
remote monitoring system. Can I get away with using just 2 ports ?
I'd appreciate any thoughts on this.
EW
PS. C-Kermit (6.0) Book is very good- well written and easy to follow.