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Connecting //c as Dumb Terminal to OS X
- Subject: Connecting //c as Dumb Terminal to OS X
- From: Stephen Adams <sea4929@netscape.net>
- Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 15:07:12 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AT&T Worldnet
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Hi folks.
Has anyone got any suggestions on where I can look for information that
will allow me to connect my //c to my G4 tower running Mac OS X 10.2?
Has anyone in this group even taken on such a challenge?
The tower has 4 real serial ports installed and they work with OS X just
fine. A few years back, when I had some x86 machines with Linux lying
around, I managed to set up the "getty" in Linux to accept the //c as a
dumb terminal. However, I don't see any "getty" in Mac OS X, nor do I
find the "rc.serial" scripts or anything that remotely looks like them.
Right now, the //c talks to OS X by way of a Mac OS X GUI-based terminal
program that I execute from my user space in OS X. It works for simple
file transfers but I ultimately would like to be able to log into my //c
and, using the G4 to provide shell services, use the Internet directly
from the //c.
Any ideas on where to look would be appreciated. Thanks!
Steve