In article <v03130300b675c7d71d34@[209.46.51.197]> you write:
>>> I'm betting that this has not been addressed because no one has PPP
>>> working on MacPPC - (serial ports dont work....)
>>
>>In what sense do they not?  I'm seeing some odd brokenness on the
>>console serial port on my 4400/200; it works okay for a while (at least
>>FSVO "a while"), but then it acts as though the receiver falls over -
>>it just stops paying attention to input characters.  For a while I
>>thought the whole machine was hanging, but then I noticed it happened
>>only when I was actively typing.  Shortly thereafter, I got it up
>>enough to talk to the net, and next time it "hung", sure enough, it
>>still answered the net.  Is this sort of experience common?
[...]
>The console on /dev/tty00 seems to work, but if you mess with it, by
>trying to change the speed or hooking up a modem, it stops working.

Hmm.  I get that kind of behaviour too.  I'm using a serial console on an
Apus 2000, and it stops working if I turn the terminal off, and recovers on
reboot.  I haven't had a chance to look closely at it though.

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Ben Harris                                                   <bjh21@netbsd.org>
Portmaster, NetBSD/arm26               <URL:http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/arm26/>