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From: [e-mail] (Kees Hendrikse)
Subject: Re: Help with data transfer. Xenix - SCO Openserver
Date: 6 Oct 1999 20:04:15 GMT
Organization: Echelon bv Consultancy & Software Development
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On Wed, 6 Oct 1999 13:40:58, [e-mail] (Frank da Cruz)
wrote:

> In the first scenario, let's assume that neither
> PC is set up for logins on a serial port, and you don't want to bother with
> (or know how to) set up getty, etc.  On computer A:
>
>   set modem type none
>   set line /dev/tty0a   ; or whatever it is
>   set speed 19200       ; or other
>   set flow xon/xoff     ; (because RTS/CTS not available on Xenix)
>   server                ; enter server mode

19200 is probably too fast for a Xenix box. I used to be very happy
if I could make 9600 work. If it's an old '386 system, you might have
to go down to 4800.

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