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To: Linh Pham <lplist@closedsrc.org>
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Subject: Re: Minicom alternatives
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Linh Pham wrote:
> 
> On 2001-05-03, Matthew Hunt scribbled:
> 
> # I haven't needed a modem terminal program in years, but I used to
> # use minicom and Seyon.  You might try the latter.  It's an X program,
> # though.
> 
> Or you can use cu, which is part of the installation. To connect to
> COM1, run:
> 
> cu -l/dev/cuaa0
> 
> Just type ~. and it will disconnect the connection within a couple of
> seconds.

I decided to "live dangerously" and install minicom anyways. Works fine,
it's just sending that Break signal to the Sparc that's killing me. :-)

Josh

> 
> --
> Linh Pham
> [lplist@closedsrc.org]
> 
> // 404b - Brain not found

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