[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adam J. Klein) writes:
One of my uses for Minicom is to call up my local library. When I do
this in DOS, everything goes fine, but when I use Minicom in Linux, all
the line drawing characters get changed into `A's and `.'s. How can I
fix this problem?
Are you running
Sorry to bother people on the list. I was just using the wrong
terminal emulation.
Adam Klein
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I read the Serial and PPP-HOWTO's as well as the PPP-over-minicom
mini-HOWTO.
I made sure my modem is configured as described in section 9.3
of the PPP-HOWTO (these were default anyway).
The point where I get stuck each time is section 9.5, i.e.
testing the modem for dial out.
What
Hi there, I am trying to get my modem to communicate with
the one at work. Using dial-up networking from window$
works, but it is pretty ennoying to reboot to
the window$ OS every time I need my modem.
I read the Serial and PPP-HOWTO's as well as the PPP-over-minicom
mini-HOWTO.
I made sure my
-Hi there, I am trying to get my modem to communicate with
-the one at work. Using dial-up networking from window$
-works, but it is pretty ennoying to reboot to
-the window$ OS every time I need my modem.
-I read the Serial and PPP-HOWTO's as well as the PPP-over-minicom
-mini-HOWTO.
-I made
On Fri, 07 Mar 1997 16:46:44 CST Pete Poff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]
.edu) wrote:
I don't have the sz program for the minicom program so that I can
download with my zmodem. I've looked around on the ftps sites and can't
find the sz. Could anyone point me out to where I might be able
Hi,
can minicom download files? If so how? I can't seem to be able to:(
thanks,
Pete Poff
Pete Poff---AKA---BlackJack
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On Thu, 6 Mar 1997, Pete Poff wrote:
can minicom download files? If so how? I can't seem to be able to:(
Sure, with x/y/zmodem, kermit, etc. It comes with x/y/zmodem, called
rz and sz (or lrz and lsz). The lrzsz is also a separate deb package.
I've lost track as to whether lrzsz
MS-DOS it displays a message that tells me how much longer I have until
is done. I don't know of minicom has something like this, but if it
does, it's not showing one. I'm going to try to see if I got the rz or
whatever with minicom.
Pete Poff---AKA---BlackJack
minicom, you have to initiate the
transfer (sz) at the remote end. Then, minicom sees the zmodem signature
and runs rz for you automagically, just like the dos TELIX and many other
programs.
To upload, you run the receive program (rz) at the other end, and it waits
for the signature. You quickly
is there and it isn't. When I download from
MS-DOS it displays a message that tells me how much longer I have until
is done. I don't know of minicom has something like this, but if it
does, it's not showing one. I'm going to try to see if I got the rz or
whatever with minicom
Hi,
I don't have the sz program for the minicom program so that I can
download with my zmodem. I've looked around on the ftps sites and can't
find the sz. Could anyone point me out to where I might be able to find it?
Thanks,
Pete Poff---AKA---BlackJack
Hi all!
I have been able to run Minicom without any problems but now it can't
find the modem (US Robotics Sportster 28800).
When my system boots I get a few error messages:
/dev/cua0 'no such device'
/dev/cua1 'no such device'
/dev/cua2
On Fri, 27 Dec 1996, Mikael Bendtsen wrote:
I have been able to run Minicom without any problems but now it can't
find the modem (US Robotics Sportster 28800).
When my system boots I get a few error messages:
/dev/cua0 'no such device'
/dev/cua1
Mikael Bendtsen wrote:
Hi all!
I have been able to run Minicom without any problems but now it can't
find the modem (US Robotics Sportster 28800).
When my system boots I get a few error messages:
/dev/cua0 'no such device'
/dev/cua1 'no such device
How do I get mgetty and minicom to share a port? I want mgetty
to sit around normally to receive calls and faxes, but I want
to dialout on this line too. Running minicom tells me
that the port (/dev/cuax) is busy, either as root or not.
ppp seems to have no problem getting past mgetty.
As I
On Sun, 15 Dec 1996, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
How do I get mgetty and minicom to share a port? I want mgetty
to sit around normally to receive calls and faxes, but I want
to dialout on this line too. Running minicom tells me
that the port (/dev/cuax) is busy, either as root or not.
ppp seems
On Thu, 3 Oct 1996, Chris R. Martin wrote:
I installed the minicom package, but I cannot get any colors to work on
it. The screens always come up in plain grey on black.
I have all the ncurses stuff installed. Is there an env variable I need to
set or something?
'minicom -c on' = command
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Chris R. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed the minicom package, but I cannot get any colors to work on
it. The screens always come up in plain grey on black.
I have all the ncurses stuff installed. Is there an env variable I need to
set or something?
Read
I installed the minicom package, but I cannot get any colors to work on
it. The screens always come up in plain grey on black.
I have all the ncurses stuff installed. Is there an env variable I need to
set or something?
Thanks, Chris.
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Chris R. Martin email: [EMAIL PROTECTED
I've seen many people mention that they manually dial their
ISP with minicom and manually suspend minicom, then manually
start pppd or whatever at each end.
The following is one way to automate this, free for your
enjoyment!
I've been using minicom's runscript for automating this
proceedure
Hi,
For some reason when I use minicom to dial out, the moment a
connection is made, minicom complains that it has detected a Sig 11
and is therefore quiting. It seems to do this fairly consistently,
and always the moment a connection has been made.
I had this same problem when I was running
I ran into this problem again today; python requires tk40
and tcl74, which is fine if you want to use tkinter, but
I don't, at this point. I would try to appease it, but
unfortunately I only have tk41 and tcl75.
[...] but it would be nicer if there was some system that could
[...] but it would be nicer if there was some system that could
disable/enable features in packages. [...]
The latest revision of the python package splits off all the non-core
features into dynamically loadable modules that are available as
separate packages.
Well, that sounds about
BTW, do you have a thread module for the new pthreads support?
Didn't know it existed. Send me a pointer and I'll include it in the
next release.
solution is to just have a bunch of different python
packages for whatever system, but that's not as Neat.
In other news, minicom consistantly fails to install:
dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute new pre-installation script:
No such file or directory
And modconf always dies in the 'net
Paul Kautz:
Some packages seem to 'require' things they shouldn't need. For
example, gnuplot can run (believe it or not, I've used this)
with a terminal of 'dumb,' outputting text graphs etc., but
needs xlib. I solved this last time by just installing xlib,
even though I wasn't running X.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Miquel van Smoorenburg) wrote on 15.05.96 in [EMAIL
PROTECTED]:
Edit /etc/group and add yourself to the dialout group.
I believe the easiest way to do that is to do, as root,
# adduser yourself dialout
MfG Kai
Hi!
I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that
/dev/cua1 permission denied
The default permission settings on /dev/cua1 when you install
Debian 0.93R6 is 660. I can get things to work if I set the
permissions
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that
/dev/cua1 permission denied
The default permission settings on /dev/cua1 when you install
Debian 0.93R6 is 660
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that
/dev/cua1 permission denied
The default permission settings on /dev/cua1 when you install
Debian 0.93R6 is 660. I can get things to work if I
On Tue, 14 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that
/dev/cua1 permission denied
The default permission settings on /dev/cua1 when you install
Debian 0.93R6 is 660. I
On Tue, 14 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that
/dev/cua1 permission denied
The default permission settings on /dev/cua1 when you install
Debian 0.93R6 is 660. I
Richard Dansereau writes:
Richard Hi! I'm trying to get minicom properly setup. When I try to run
Richard minicom as a non-priveledged user.. I get the error that /dev/cua1
Richard permission denied The default permission settings on /dev/cua1
Richard when you install Debian 0.93R6
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