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Subject: Re: FreeBSD 2.1 Help
To: skrishna@cisco.com (Sridhar Krishnan)
Date: Sat, 6 Jul 1996 09:00:10 +0200 (MET DST)
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Sridhar Krishnan writes:
>
>> I don't know if this should work.  I personally use cu for this sort
>> of thing
>>
>> $ cu -s 38400 -l /dev/cuaa0
>>
>
> I tried, and it does not seem to work. The device is properly configured.
> I even deleted cuaa0 and re-added using /dev/MAKEDEV. the tun0 is all set
> up. I set up the ppp according to the handbook. Help!

What goes wrong?

> I have one othe question regarding "fvwm". What do I set before getting
> it to work ? What should be my display ? I tried setting up in /etc/ttys
> and it did not work.

What did you put in /etc/ttys?  If you can start X, you just need to
start /usr/X11/bin/fvwm as well, after installing it (see page 97 of
The Book).  You can put the start in your .xinit file, but that's not
essential, just a good idea.  When you start it up, it should come
with a whole lot of clients pre-configured, but one way or another
you're going to have to read the man page.

Greg