fast tty input driver
utzoo!duke!decvax!ucbvax!Greg at NPRDC
utzoo!duke!decvax!ucbvax!Greg at NPRDC
Mon Jun 15 22:41:14 AEST 1981
I have a DH driver that allows you to select a group of ports for "direct"
I/O -- i.e., charecters do not go through ttyinput, etc. We use it to
permit Unix to act as a front-end on the ARPAnet for other machines. It
has been run as fast as 9600 baud, but 4800 seems more reliable. It also
(with a suitable-wired connector) controls the other host's Clear-To-Send
signal so that it won't get overrun. Is this sufficient?
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