Subject: Re: hardware flow control on serial ports
To: Achyutram Bhamidipaty <ram@cs.arizona.edu>
From: Michael L. VanLoon -- HeadCandy.com <michaelv@HeadCandy.com>
List: port-i386
Date: 02/26/1995 22:41:40
>I figure atleast one of the following must be true:
> - modem does not do hardware flow control properly (the
> manufacturer claims it does)
> ATI 9600baud modem
> boca 16550 serial board
I owned one of these modems for several years (an external one). It
was an excellent modem, with rock-solid reliability. I never had a
flow-control problem. I was also using a Boca 16550 board at the
time.
Did you try using the &K3 option?
Also, are you sure your cable is not the culprit?
> - netbsd/kernel is not doing flow control
As far as I know, when told to do so, the NetBSD kernel does correct
hardware flow control.
> - kermit is not turning it on
If it's compiled correctly, it will.
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