I'm running my SPARC IPX headless, controlling it through a serial 
terminal.  I'm using minicom on a Linux PC for the terminal, just 
because it was handy and gave me a way to do the install without a 
keyboard and monitor.... :-)

Well, it installed and configured fine.  To test the net connection, 
I started a ping from the root shell via the terminal connection. 
After verifying that it worked, I tried to control-C out of ping -- 
and the program refuses to end.  I've tried sending a break, copying 
a binary file made up of control-Cs to the serial port, all kinds of 
things.  Is there a key sequence I can send from minicom that will 
stop the program running on the SPARC? I don't see this addressed in 
the FAQ.

Silly me, I didn't configure telnetd before doing this, so I can't 
even telnet in and kill the getty.  :-(

I'm running 1.4.1 on the SPARC, if it matters.  Standard no-frills install.
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