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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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>> A magic sequence of chars would be a misfeature, as it would be for
>> syscons.  The escape should be out of bounds (perhaps it should optionally
>> be break && some combination of the modem status lines).

>No, we want something you can send on a modem...

I don't see how a ddb-hooked serial console can be both secure and useful,
so I'm not trying to support modems.

Bruce