On Tue, 14 Jan 1997, noud de brouwer wrote:

> there is login.core and getty.core but what can i do
> with them to get more insight??
> 
	If you've downloaded the source, add '-g' to the Makefile,
	rebuild & install them, then you should be able to run
	'gdb /usr/bin/login login.core' and type 'where' to find
	out what was happening when it dumped core.
	(I'm pretty sure you need a core from the -g compiled binaries :)

> and in my config i've got:
> pseudo-device   ppp     8               # PPP
> pseudo-device   tun     2               # network tunneling over tty
> 
> must i highten tun to 8 as well? or is it not related?
> 
	I'm pretty sure its unrelated.

> now i've swaped the ppp-server from mac68k to i386..
> i saw the ports 'locked' to 9600, while all the previous
> working settings are in place??
> 
> if i do a stty -f /dev/tty00 57600, the next time someone
> does dial-in and deconnect stty -f /dev/tty00 shows 9600.
> 
> my guess is that's a port specific issue, is it??
> what extra's do i have to do, besides /etc/ttys and stty -f to
> keep the speed stick??

	I'm pretty sure port-mac68k is the odd one out in having the
	ability to have 'termios defaults' for a given port. 
	If you're running getty on a port then editing /etc/ttys
	(& kill -1 1) should be enough to have the port running at
	the right speed (despite what stty -f may say). If you're
	not running getty then... apologies for missing the start
	of this thread :)

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