SCO unix 3.2 - modem port name usage
neal at mnopltd.UUCP
neal at mnopltd.UUCP
Mon Apr 9 02:30:41 AEST 1990
->In article <36 at mnopltd.UUCP> gatech!stiatl!mnopltd!neal writes:
->>tty1A has modem control; tty1a does not. You want to enable tty1A in the
->>ttys file. You DO want to specify the terminal type in ttytype as "modem".
->>This causes various bits of magic to occur.
->
->What bits of magic, specifically? Unix only or Xenix too?
Oops! I get to correct my own posting! After this got loose I realized that
the terminal type should be "dialup", NOT "modem". As far as magic, I noticed
that when the port is enabled or disabled, the revelant dialer program is
called to poke the modem into or out of auto-answer state. Beyond that, I
can't comment except to say the whole thing works properly in a bi-directional
persuasion. Since ttys/ttytype is a BSD/xenix aberration, this would not
be the case in more formal AT&T (feh!) versions of unix and I can't comment
on SCO Unix.
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