Re: A92: fterm... how to use it as a linux terminal ?

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Subject: Re: A92: fterm... how to use it as a linux terminal ?
From: BFHSNO@aol.com
Date: Mon, 2 Aug 1999 18:30:08 EDT
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I've done this before, and it doesn't even require that linux knows anything 
TI. I used a serial port however, and just told linux to look for a terminal 
there, a very stupid one though. No flow control, etc. vt100 it kinda iffy 
with fterm, I could never get any info about it. But it does work :) I used 
it to diagnose problems with X actually. Hope that helps.
R

In a message dated 8/2/1999 3:02:35 PM Central Daylight Time, 
sly33@caramail.com writes:

> Hi there !
>  
>  I have several problems to transform my TI92 into a linux 
>  term...
>  
>  I have a tI92 1 whith an home made cable ( parrallel )
>  ( perhaps I need a serial cable ? )
>  And the fargo package for linux (including a "ti" module to 
>  reconize the TI as a device doesn't seems to do much...)
>  
>  Any help explanations ?
>  thx

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