Modems 'n stuff

[David C. Albrecht]

#!/bin/sh
#
# I've seen several things go by which no one seems to have lept to answer.
# 
# 1) The 20M miniscribe is a slow drive I don't know the exact specs but it
#    is at least a 60ms drive, could be 80ms.  The larger miniscribes are
#    versions of the same drive and are all 28ms access.
# 2) Getting 2400 modems to work.  Someone posted the following acucap entry
#    and it has worked like a champ for me.  Unfortunately, I don't remember
#    who it was.
# 
#    You also have to be sure to go through the whole RS232 setup rigamarole.
#    Three files are affected /etc/.rs232, /etc/inittab, and
#    /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices.
# 
# As I use my serial port both to connect to another unix-pc and at night I poll
# for news I cobbled up a couple of scripts which can be run from root to flip
# the serial port from modem to computer and vice versa.  A 25 pin switch box
# does the rest.  The scripts are adapted from RS232.sh in /usr/bin.
# 
# I also use getty replacement called uutty because then I can set both unix-pc's
# in HOST and CALLER mode and the login, password process on the two machines won't
# go bonkers babbling at each other.  I did have to work on uutty some because
# otherwise it had an annoying tendency to trap SIGINT and dump you off the
# machine.  Unfortunately, due to a mishap I'm not sure if I have all the changes
# I made to get the binary I'm currently using.
# 
# The scripts are small, uutty, however, is fairly big.
# 
# David Albrecht
# uunet!virginia!toylnd!dca
# uunet!virginia!kesmai!dca
#
echo 'Start of mstuff, part 01 of 01:'
echo 'x - rs2400'
sed 's/^X//' > rs2400 << '/'
X# Hayes 2400X
X# Name=rs2400
Xrs2400|rs2322400:pw=W:ps=AT:es=\r:wr=\r:wp=\n:\
X		:ph=ATDT:eh=\r:d1#15\
X		:b1=COMMAND ERROR:b2=CALL FAILED\
X		:a1=NO DIALTONE:a2=BUSY:a3=NO CARRIER:a4=COMMAND ERROR:\
X		:c1=OK\r:c2=NO DIALTONE\r:c3=BUSY\r:\
X		:c4=NO CARRIER\r:c5=ERROR\r:\
X		:sa=Q0V1M0X4S7=25:\
X		:pl=sawpwpc1b1phd1wpwpc5a4c2a1c3a2c4a3:
/
echo 'Part 01 of mstuff complete.'
exit