Bill Studenmund wrote:

> Please try the alphabet, both upper and lower case, and tell me which
> letters don't make it. At first glance, it sounds like a parity problem.
>
More or less, here are the characters that are not displayed properly on
the remote terminal:   
yup[]asdghkl;zvbnm,./12478=@#%^&*)|QWERTIOAFJLXC>

> To get that, do
> something like:
> 
> cat /dev/tty00 &
> stty -f /dev/tty00 to your hearts content.
> 
> Since the cat command keeps tty00 open, the stty settings will stick.
> 
This helps, thanks. But setting line parameters (just like on my freebsd
machine) does not solve the above problem.

> Don't forget that tty00 is the modem, and tty01 is the printer.
> 
I think it doesn't matter which line is the modem hooked to. My modem is
plugged into the printer port, since my serial console works on the
other one.


Greetings,
	Pawel