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From: fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Subject: Re: Need help with Mac OS X 10.0.2
Date: 7 May 2001 15:31:45 -0400
Organization: Columbia University
Message-ID: <9d6t71$lp0$1@watsol.cc.columbia.edu>
To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
In article <9d6n4u$1eo$1@jake.esu.edu>,
David H. Hutchens <hutchens@cs.millersville.edu> wrote:
: I was using C-Kermit 7.0.197 compiled with curses for MacOSX on my
: Mac G3 using the Apple supplied internal modem while running Mac OS
: X public beta. I'm not sure of the *actual* type of the modem.
:
And it was working OK?
: Now that I have upgraded to Mac OS X 10.0.2, I am not able to log onto
: the remote computer. I get a connection and a login prompt, but
: nothing I type seems to reach the remote computer.
:
Did you try recompiling Kermit?
: The only change I made in the configuration was to change the modem
: from /dev/ttyd.modem to /dev/tty.modem since Apple changed the name
: of the device. I also tried /dev/cu.modem with the same result.
:
: Any ideas on what else I might try?
:
The only access I have to Mac OS X is by Telnet to a machine far away.
I have no access to the serial ports or modems, so I have no way of
testing or debugging.
If recompiling the source code doesn't help, then I can only speculate
that (a) the serial-port APIs have changed out from underneath Kermit,
or (b) you didn't go through all the steps necessary for configuring
and enabling your serial-port/modem device. Unfortunately, I have no
idea what those might be.
: The precise configuration I am using is:
: set modem hayes-high-speed
: set modem speaker on
: set line /dev/tty.modem
: set flow none
:
Why none? Why not "rts/cts"?
: set prefixing all
: set baud 230400
:
You might want to try a more conventional speed like 38400 or 57600
before concluding it doesn't work. Especially with "set flow none"!
- Frank