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> I've recently loaded RHL 6.2 for sparc onto an Ultra 1E and am having a > tough time sending a CTRL-C type interrupt through a serial console (TTYA). > I've tried telix for DOS and Hyperterm for win32, but neither seems to send > an interrupt. BTW, Telnet works just fine to send a CTRL-C. I have no > head/keyboard and I am able to send a CTRL+END to issue a BREAK under both > terminal programs. I've messed with stty a bit but was never really an > expert, so I have not gotten very far. > > BTW, for those who are curious, as I was, linux seems to run pretty well on > a sparc! (not that I had any doubts, but it was a 386 project at first). > > Have any of you run into this console issue? Yes, it's a well know issue. I believe there's a replacement for the serial console getty... maybe mgetty? or mini-getty which works fine. If you search the mailing lists it's roughly documented, but unfortunately if memory serves... most people give up and just telnet to the box. I ran linux 6.1 on my sparc20 for a while as my firewall, but I turned it off when I got my linksys cable-router. - christoph - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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