On Tue, 11 Aug 1998, Shelby Davis wrote:

> Ok, I'm here trying to use my powerbook as a serial console to a IIci 
> running MacBSD 1.3.2 (32 megs of ram, plenty of swap:)
> I get stuff out the console, but right when It would usually log me i
> n, I get:
> Aug 11 11:49:36  init: kernel security level changed from 0 to 1
> Aug 11 11:49:39  getty[189]: /dev/ttye0: Device not configured
> 
> Maybe this is just a stupid question, but you know what they say...

Thanks for your help on this one, but I have one more question.
I've used three different terminal programs on my powerbook 520 
connecting to my IIci, and they all give me this problem:
I'm running csh on my account, and I try to do the following:
cat>foo.uue
<send a text file from the mac>
<type control-d (you know, EOF:)>
and the control-d shows up as ^D.
backspace doesn't actually rubout the characters, It displays
a ^H, and simarly for other things.
you know, useful things like control-z...
I can fire up vi and get useful control character processing,
but not in the shell.
I've tried White Knight 11, zterm 0.9(powerbook mercury version),
and a free program called terminal 2.2 that includes the source:)
All give me simlar problems no matter what they are set to emulate
or what the IIci thinks it's working on.
(I've tried vt102 and tty for /etc/ttys entries, as I don't have a 
program to emulate a vt 220 over a serial line. BetterTelnet's 
developer says that serial capability is going to be added later,
I might just do it myself since it's GNU:)
Any ideas?

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Shelby Davis                                CMU Computer Science Major
A Elbereth Gilthoniel!     <http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~sdavis>
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