[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm having some problems with minicom. It seems that when
> I start this utility up, it's grabbing control of all
> my keyboard input. I can't kill the utility because
> all characters are grabbed by the minicom terminal. I have
> to log in from another machine, and it only dies with kill -9.
>
> I ran minicom -s to run the setup utility and the options all
> look right to me. The intersting thing is when it locks up, all
> the charcters that appear as .....
>
> It has worked a couple of times and CTRL-A command can be issued.
Are you running X or are you straight on the console?
Are you using minicom with a modem?
Or are you using minicom with the serial ports?
(if so, are you certain that your baud rate is correct? -- this is an
extremely common problem. How about bits and parity as well?)
Does CTRL-a z q successfully quit this program?
I use minicom all the time; it works great for me.
--kevin
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Cetacean Networks, Inc. | Give me a decent UNIX
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