Good luck there mate.... BREAK from a TTY is actually a signal being sent as opposed to some ASCII code which ctrl-BRK from a PC sends.
I am guessing you are using expect to connect to some terminal server which has an async connection to a router's console port? I know this is hardly using expect (its hardly automated at all), but what you can do is change the baud rate of the console port to 1200 from the terminal server and hold space bar continually whilst the receiving router reloads (don't change the speed of the console port on the router, only the terminal server). When the screen output appears "static" after all the out-of-sync symbols etc stop popping up, you are in rommon. Go back to 9600 and off you go. Cheers, Matt CCIE #22386 CCSI #31207 2009/6/24 Brandon Carroll <[email protected]>: > Anyone know how to send a break using expect to get into rommon on a router? > > thanks > > BC >
