Hello!
I had the following strange problem:
I use Linux/Debian 2.0 on my computer.
There is null-modem cable from ttyS1 to Win95 computer.
Some times ago Win 95/Telemate works fine as a terminal, but now it takes
about 30 minutes just to display /etc/issue. (Output is blocked in 16-bytes
JJ Win95 supports a Direct Cable Connection as an Adapter when you go
JJ properties. That said, I tried arduously to get this thing to work b
JJ Win95 laptops without success. I suspect that with the right configu
JJ would work.
It needs, for some reason Netbeui NWLink bound to the Dial-up
Hello.
I have one Linux box at home (with unstable Debian) and null modem cable, by
which it's connected with Win 95 computer.
Now I can use Win95 as a terminal.
Is there a better solution for using my Linux resources from Win 95 computer?
Notice: no network card. Only null modem.
Can I
The short answer is 'yes'.
One way would be to set up a ppp link on both the windoz box and the
linux box (easy on Linux, don't know about windoz).
Basically though, I would guess that if you can tell the Windoz dialer
to make a connection without it issuing modem command then it should
also be
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Linux admin at alv wrote:
Is there a better solution for using my Linux resources from Win 95 computer?
Notice: no network card. Only null modem.
It's not proven, but I think that there's two ways to do this:
- the hard way: make sure that the modems either have init
Win95 supports a Direct Cable Connection as an Adapter when you go to network
properties. That said, I tried arduously to get this thing to work between two
Win95 laptops without success. I suspect that with the right configuration this
would work.
Bill Leach wrote:
The short answer is 'yes'.
with Win95. ***Much*** better terminal (i.e. vt100) emulation.
(In the configuration, make sure to specify VT100 and not the default, Auto
detect.)
Incidently, this newer version also supports TCP/IP connections, so you can
use it as a telnet app. (Which I do on days, like this one, that I'm forced
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