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From: Paul Traina <pst@jnx.com>
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Subject: how do you ignore serial port modem lines?
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How are people configuring their system so they can run getty on a hardwired
port when you don't care about DCD being raised high?

I can see how to do it with a trivial driver change, and I can see how
it should be possible by doing something like:

	stty -f /dev/ttyld0 clocal

but I'm still hanging on the siodcd sleep.

Help?  Starting getty on /dev/cuaa0 works, but it is /not/ an option due
to interlock problems it has with the system console.

Paul