> One way this can happen (under 1.3.2 or newer) is if you leave entries
> for /dev/tty{b,d} in /etc/ttys.  Even if the ttys are marked `off',
> the sttyflags early in boot will reset them to `default' state -- 9600,8,none
> The lk-201/4xx keep talking at 4800, hence the `i's.
> 
>> Fix: Don't just set ttyb or ttyd in /etc/ttys to off, comment it right tout.

>That did it. Can this change get pulled into 1.3.4?

Huh? It's already in 1.3.3, along with a similar change for the dc
chip ports. At least in the CVS tree, it is.  Does the 1.3.3
distribution have something different?  Was this a fresh 1.3.3
install, or did you upgrade from an earlier version (and resurrect the
old ttys file?)

Maybe it should go in the release notes or as an FAQ?  (Simon?)