Re: TNC's and Linux

From: Richard Adams (quwvl.vesvgdwli@pnap.net)
Date: Fri Jun 01 2001 - 18:50:17 EEST

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    On Fri, 01 Jun 2001, Ted Gervais wrote:
    > On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Richard Adams wrote:
    >
    > > > What are the commands to talk to a TNC so I can take it out of
    > > > kiss and return it to kiss.
    > > >
    > > > I have always used Tnos with its 'tip' program to do this for me.
    > > > But I thought - there should be a way to do it from a 'command line'.
    > > > Or is that possible.???
    > >
    > > You could always try 'kissparms -x'
    >
    > The man page says: kissparms -p <port> -x. I tried that and it appears
    > to work. Now, how do I tell it to go back to KISS. It will take more than
    > just 'kissparms -p <port> -h <hardware>.. At least I think..
    >

    I thought you would be inteligent enought to read the man page, (left the -p)
    out intentionaly, ;-)

    Well kissparms AFAIK does not place a TNC into kissmode, however minicom does.

    minicom -s
    choose serial port setup
    set parms
    choose exit
    (you are still in minicom)
    I belive you have a MFJ1296 i dont know what the initialisation sequence is, a
    PK232 for example is 3 * (asteriks) one after the other should get you the
    command mode, after that type 'kisson' and then if possable restrt, nore,
    restart is not nessacasy with all TNC's.

    Hope this helps.

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    >
    > Ted Gervais <bezgtvkt@zanet.co.za>
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