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by **the stupid o** » Thu, 10 Mar 1994 08:20:59

Quote:>I'm sure that, in the documentation of your v32bis modem, it is
>explained that in order to get a 14400 connection, you have to set the
>speed of the modem / machine link to a fixed 19200, 38400 or 57600...

i dont know about the original poster, but i dont think it says that in
my documentation. i certainly hope not, since it isnt true for my
modem. i suppose it may be for yours.

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by **Robert Temp** » Mon, 14 Mar 1994 11:58:25

: > >I'm sure that, in the documentation of your v32bis modem, it is
: > >explained that in order to get a 14400 connection, you have to set the
: > >speed of the modem / machine link to a fixed 19200, 38400 or 57600...

So How do you get dip-3.3.7 to work at 57600??? Every time I try setting
the speed of dip to 57600, I get an error. I can set it to 38400, but
then I am losing 50% of that extra speed.

Thanks,

Robert Temple

by **John Edward Tillema,&91M+so** » Tue, 15 Mar 1994 02:24:10

> : > >I'm sure that, in the documentation of your v32bis modem, it is
> : > >explained that in order to get a 14400 connection, you have to set the
> : > >speed of the modem / machine link to a fixed 19200, 38400 or 57600...

> So How do you get dip-3.3.7 to work at 57600??? Every time I try setting
> the speed of dip to 57600, I get an error. I can set it to 38400, but
> then I am losing 50% of that extra speed.

Fairly simple. before you enter dip, type:
setserial /dev/cua1 spd_hi
(where /dev/cua1 is com1)
Then go into dip and us the 38400 settings as normal. Setserial spd_hi
sets the 38400 speed to mean 57600.

John

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by **lil** » Tue, 15 Mar 1994 08:58:49

Quote:> > So How do you get dip-3.3.7 to work at 57600??? Every time I try setting
> > the speed of dip to 57600, I get an error. I can set it to 38400, but
> > then I am losing 50% of that extra speed.
> You have to use "setserial" to change the higher speed from 38400 to
> 57600 or 115200; after that, the value 38400 will in reality be 57600.
> This question is often asked and answered. I tried to quote the answer
> from a HOWTO, and realized that the Serial HOWTO says NOTHING about this...

In point of fact, what you have stated is only correct for earlier versions
of dip. With dip 3.3.7, if you specify a speed of 57600, dip will set the
high-speed bit itself. If you specify a lower speed, it will ensure that
both high- and very-high-speed bits are cleared.

I'm not quite sure what the problem is, but it isn't that....

lilo

by **Uri Blumenth** » Tue, 15 Mar 1994 13:15:32

Quote:> So How do you get dip-3.3.7 to work at 57600??? Every time I try setting
> the speed of dip to 57600, I get an error. I can set it to 38400, but
> then I am losing 50% of that extra speed.

Easily.

1. Set speed of DIP to 57600.
2. Do "setserial /dev/ttyS1 spd_hi
3. Make sure you have hardware flow control (RTS?CTS) enabled.

This is tested to nauseum with dip-3.3.7-uri...
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by **Uri Blumenth** » Thu, 17 Mar 1994 06:09:12

Quote:> > So How do you get dip-3.3.7 to work at 57600??? Every time I try setting
> > the speed of dip to 57600, I get an error. I can set it to 38400, but
> > then I am losing 50% of that extra speed.

> Fairly simple. before you enter dip, type:
> setserial /dev/cua1 spd_hi
> (where /dev/cua1 is com1)
> Setserial spd_hi sets the 38400 speed to mean 57600.

Yeah...

Quote:> Then go into dip and us the 38400 settings as normal.

No!! DIP needs to be told the REAL speed, i.e. 57600 in
this case.
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by **Caroline Andr** » Thu, 17 Mar 1994 19:22:57

Well, I understand how you set dip to operate at a higher speed. I think
my problem is to set getty (on the other machine) to a higher speed than
9.600 baud.
What is the trick? Is it in etc/gettydefs? Can someone who is using slip
over a cable at more than 9.600 baud post (or mail me)
his gettydefs?

Thanks,

Caro

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by **Optimetrics In** » Thu, 24 Mar 1994 10:35:16

: Well, I understand how you set dip to operate at a higher speed. I think
: my problem is to set getty (on the other machine) to a higher speed than
: 9.600 baud.
: What is the trick? Is it in etc/gettydefs? Can someone who is using slip
: over a cable at more than 9.600 baud post (or mail me)
: his gettydefs?

: Thanks,

: Caro

Setting a faster getty should do the trick. I don't use dip, but
if you want to change the getty settings ... First, your /etc/gettydefs is
probably ok, but you should make sure the following line is in it ...

Now, go into /usr/etc/inittab and change the getty for the device you're
interested in ...

#S1:456:respawn:/etc/uugetty ttyS1 9600 <== the old inittab line.
S1:456:respawn:/etc/uugetty ttyS1 38400 <== the new inittab line.

Now, send init a SIGHUP (kill -HUP 1) and you're in business.

Pete Seegers

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