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From: Paul Root <proot@horton.iaces.com>
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Hi all, 
	I found an ancient televideo 925 in our store room and tried it
out. It works, well almost. getty accepts a login and spawns login,
but that seems to hang.

	It is also stuck on 1200 baud. Anyone know how to bump it
up to 9600 or 19200? It has a switch panel in back 10 switches, labeled
S1(baud rate).

Thanks,
Paul.