inittab entries
chris at umcp-cs.UUCP
chris at umcp-cs.UUCP
Tue Jan 31 08:51:04 AEST 1984
Without a program 'hanging onto' a port the settings are pretty
much useless, at least in V7 and 4BSD. A tty that is not attached
to a process gets reset when you open it to a (probably site-dependent)
default. The only way to get it to go some way and stay that way is
to open it and hold onto it, then set the modes.
A "standard trick" is to use
sleep 1000000 > /dev/ttyXX &
before setting things up. (Then you have to go kill the sleep later,
usually.)
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