My question is whether the CW comes out jerky.
In the past Linux attempts have had the "busy-doing-something-else"
problem that you get from other multi-tasking OS's, causing jerky CW
and unhelpful pauses, however short.
If that IS solved, by running up the priority or ????, that would open
up Linux/dosemu as a vein to create proxy com port daisy chain
networks that are in fact running over Ethernet, and that have no
speed restrictions.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Schmidt" <w9cf@ptolemy.la.asu.edu>
......
>
> In the dosemu.conf you need to point one of the com ports to an
unused
> pseudo terminal with for example the line:
>
> $_com1 = "/dev/ptyq1"
>
> In that case /dev/ptyq1 will be the master, and the slave will be
/dev/ttyq1.
> You then fire up anything you want using /dev/ttyq1 for io. I don't
have
> a telnet daemon running so I tested it with secure shell.
> For it I just typed, in another window:
> ssh < /dev/ttyq1 > /dev/ttyq1 localhost
> to log in to localhost. The input and output will be sent to
/dev/ptyq1
> which is com1 under trlog. You can then connect to anything you want
> from trlog. Normally pseudo ttys will work run under root, so I
think dosemu
> must be given root privileges for this to work, but as I said I
haven't
> tried this for a while.
>
> 73 Kevin w9cf
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