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From: ibelooze@runet.edu (I l y a)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc,comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.admin,comp.unix.misc,comp.unix.ultrix,comp.unix.shell
Subject: Re: Do not get connected at 33.6K
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Gregg E Economou (geest3+@pitt.edu) wrote:
: what version of ultrix are you talking about?
Ultrix 4.4
: the hardware doesent support it on a DS2100-3100 but afaik ultrix supports
: it. Now, depending on the hardware, you dont have support for 38400
: baud connections. Also, if this is on a DS5000/xxx then you should check
: the 19200-38400 high speed external clock generation setting,
: because speeds above 9600 are supported by an external clock supplying
: timing to the two "serial" lines going out of the DZ.
: (the other two, kb and mouse, are fixed at the proper settings for their
: uses) Anwyays, the garbage is probably data at the wrong baud rate,
: if you dont see anything at all intelligible. Errors in the flow
: control would give you garbled pieces of data, not complete garbled
: data. At any rate, try the same connection at 19200 and 9600 because
: you might not have the serial line configured properly.
Everything works perfectly at 19200 but not 38400, at this speed the
screen is messed up and I do know what to do. Should I sell my 33.6K
modem and go back to 14.4 which worked flawlessly? This is ridiculous.
: Also, if youre suing a serial console, you cannot apply different external
: clocks to the two serial lines ( e.g. one cannto be at 38400 and the
: other at 19200) because there is only one external clock generator for the DZ.
: (and the pulses are shared by both lines, if the bit is set to turn on the
: higher speed external clocks)
So what exactly am I supposed to change and configure and in what files?
: To change the settings, fire the machine up and type help at the chevron.
What is chevron? This makes no sense to me.
: Its one of the environment variables avaiable from there. (not owning
: a '5000 myself, i dont rmember what the exact name is. On the 3100-2100
: it is bauda but its probly different on the 5000's)
Thanks for the help, but could you be a little more specific?
Ilya