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- From: st1mb@jane.uh.edu (Supernaw-Issen, Daniel A.)
- Newsgroups: comp.os.linux
- Subject: Re: X + kermit + internal modem + mouse = ????
- Date: 14 Dec 1992 09:26 CST
- Organization: University of Houston
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- I had the same problem. What ended up happening, is that kermit when it
- kicks up, defaults to /dev/ttys1. Sooooo, if that is where you hang your
- mouse, down it goes. The solution is to prempt this defaulting. This is
- accomplished by adding the line:
- set line /dev/<serial port>
- to your .kermrc file in your home directory. where <serial port> is *any*
- other port than the one you hang your mouse off of. (the obvious thing is to
- set it to the port you hang your modem off of). In any case, good luck.
-
- Daniel
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