Hyper terminal
where is the Hyperterminal utility to connect to my router.
in kde or in gnome :Pengy: Madhukar |
can't you just telnet to it???
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Or perhaps SSH also can in some cases.
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Thanks guys
but I am connecting to the router for the first time since the router has been installed in my office ,I need to get the hyperterminal to connect to it so I can configure the Ip adddress of the ethernet interface see Thanks Madhukar |
Telnet will do the same thing as hyperterminal.
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I have got to connect through the com port ,not on ethernet ,if telnet can do it can you tell me how
thanks Madhukar |
I think you can setup a connection profile that uses COM port.
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John |
Minicom? Never heard of it except "Mini-computer".... hehehee
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Thanks you guys,I could do it with minicom
I had to run the minicom -s setup utility change the modem to /dev/cua0 ,the bit rate and so on,but eventually got to do it Thanks a heap Madhukar |
Any place to get more info abt this "minicom"?
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You can find the author's website here. Minicom is a fairly common app, and most distros include it.
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Thank you, I just found it inside my Psyche.
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Did you guys have any problem with /dev/ttyS0?
First time when I have connected to my router through minicom everything went fine. Second time I was imposible to start minicom, geting the message " /dev/ttyS0 is locked". I couldn't figure out why I get this message and in order to use minicom I have to change in minicom -s from ttyS0 to ttyS1, save and reopen minicom -s and switched back to ttyS0. Any idea how could I solve this enoying problem? Thanks |
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If so, delete it (you will probably have to "su" to root to do this). For extra credit, does anyone remember the program that minicom is modeled after? :) Hint: "Test drive"... John |
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