Date: Fri, 14 Mar 1997 00:54:12 -0600 From: Lee Crites <adonai@jump.net> To: freebsd-isp@freebsd.org, hackers@freebsd.org Subject: How are you setting your modems???? Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.19970314065412.006970d4@jump.net>
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Okay, I've got 2.2 up and running, and my digiboard seems to work fine. Now I'm trying to send configurations to my modems. I just can't seem to get it to happen. How do y'all do this? The closest thing to success I've had so far is with the cu command. I'm doing something like: #cu -l /dev/cuaD00 dir ATwhatever ~. I can see the lights on the modem blinking, but nothing shows up on the screen. When I've used /dev/ttyD00 I get nothing back, and the ~. command doesn't work. I'm sort of getting the impression from some of the tidbits around that the ttyD device goes one way (in?) and the cuaD device goes the other way (out?). If that is the case, then I guess it would be logical that one would work (cuaD00) and one would not (ttyD00). If this impression has nothing to do with reality, please let me know. If there is someplace where these things are documented, I'd also appreciate a pointer. So, y'all, what utility do you use to configure your modems? Please don't tell me you take them one at a time to a DOS pc and use something like procomm to do the job. While this is possible, it would greatly disappoint me... Thanks muchly... Lee
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