May I ask why are you using the DZ emulation? Maybe there's a different way to skin the cat, as it were.
When I tried the DZ thing, I was trying to connect to the SimH from a VT terminal. My first attempt was via telnet - just connected the terminal to a Linux box and telnet to the SimH. This worked, but only partially - there was weirdness. So I tried the DZ emulation in SimH but there was weirdness there, too. I don't remember the exact nature of the weirdness, but I do remember distinctly that the DZ emulation didn't work the way I expected it to. I went through no end of grief trying every possible thing. Then I found out about LAT. Once I started using LAT, all the problems went away. It was like waking up from a nightmare. Before I found LAT, no matter what I tried, it didn't work. After I found LAT (and figured out how to set it up correctly), no matter what I try, it always works. First I tried connecting the terminal to a Linux box and used the LAT emulation software for Linux. I found this works perfectly. Then I tried connecting the terminal to a physical VAXstation and using SET HOST/LAT - obviously, this works great as well. Then I tried a DEC terminal server. There I had some minor troubles just with cabling and figuring out how to change the terminal server settings, but after I got that figured out it was clear sailing (also using LAT). So, to sum up I found that I had to remove telnet from the picture entirely. For connecting terminals to a SimH, LAT simply can't be beat. Hope this helps someone. Nathan _______________________________________________ Simh mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh
