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Date:      Mon, 02 Nov 1998 20:41:59 -0800
From:      ken keeler <kkeysler@nwlink.com>
To:        larry_nilsen <larry_nilsen@eee.org>
Cc:        "freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG" <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG>
Subject:   Re: entering pppON Circle> term
Message-ID:  <363E8997.C0B0F2AB@nwlink.com>
References:  <363E7A28.6943CC00@eee.org>

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larry_nilsen wrote:
> 
> Hi here is my Question?
> this is what my problem looks like:
> pppON Circle> term
> Working in interactive mode
> Entering terminal mode
> Type`? for help
> []
> 
> Heres my problem i enter >term at the pppON prompt and i loose my
> command prompt all i see is the sample i typed above with that little
> white rectangle just
> sitting there in the bottom left hand corner leaving me with no prompt
> to type
> any commands ive tried all my keys on my key board and they are
> rendered
> useless. The only way i know to connect to my ISP is through the
> "term"
> command is far as Ive read. So this is obviously frustrating when i
> try to
> connect with my ISP i use >term and im in a window again and again
> with
> no command prompt to type any commands.I understand when you use the
> >term
> command its suppose to come back with this PPP ON Circle> Kind of
> prompt.
> but unfortunately this is not the case.
>                                                     Any help would be
> Greatly Appreciated.
> P.S. this is my ppp version 1.7-$ date:1998/07/06 02:07:29 $
> 
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 If I am understanding you, anything you enter does not echo (show) on
the screen. It has been my experience with this problem that the modem
is not correctly configured. (i.e. set device line is not correct, or
the modem is not properly recognized) If you want to quit terminal mode
at this point, you need to type ~. (that is, <tilde><period>). terminal
mode will then quit. With the modem not configured properly, that is
about all you can do in terminal mode. If you type ~. you should get
back to ppp ON Circle>, then you can quit PPP properly.


E=m*(c*c)
        Ken Keeler
     "Look, it's all a bunch of ones and zeros."

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