If you can use a null modem cable, then you don't need PPP or
anything. You just need a terminal emulator in DOS (Norton
Commander has one). Setup is very simple too.
You have to edit your /etc/inittab file to allow login over the
serial line. You will have to run an mgetty or agetty on a serial
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Subject: Re: Laplink and DOS?
On Mon, May 31, 1999 at 09:45:49PM +0300, virtanen wrote
I've got a Debian-box, a small laptop with DOS, and a Laplink cable.
What is an easy method to connet the Debian-box and DOS-box
I've got a Debian-box, a small laptop with DOS, and a Laplink cable.
What is an easy method to connet the Debian-box and DOS-box with the
Laplink-cable so that I could easily at least copy files from the othe
machine to the other?
(The Debian box hasn't got any DOS-partition, so
On Mon, May 31, 1999 at 09:45:49PM +0300, virtanen wrote
I've got a Debian-box, a small laptop with DOS, and a Laplink cable.
What is an easy method to connet the Debian-box and DOS-box with the
Laplink-cable so that I could easily at least copy files from the othe
machine to the other?
Thanks for everyone, who responded to my inquiry about Laplink and linux.
I will try some of the options suggested and let you know, what happened.
This might be a good solution for some others as well, who have got a
small dos-box and debian box, how to share files.
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On Mon, May 31, 1999 at 09:45:49PM +0300, virtanen wrote
I've got a Debian-box, a small laptop with DOS, and a Laplink cable.
What is an easy method to connet the Debian-box and DOS-box with the
Laplink-cable so that I could easily at least copy files from the othe
machine to the
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