terminal emulation

terminal emulation

[Dan Olson]

Has anyone tried to get a terminal emulator running under ELKS?  I
downloaded a simple one that runs at 9600 baud as suggested on the list a
while back.  I'm able to get Telix running under MS-DOS without much
trouble, but lost a lot of charaters under ELKS...or maybe just didn't
have the program functioning properly (seemed like screen draws would stop
half way through).  Telix seems to sometimes drop a charater when there's
a large burst of charaters, maybe it's just a little faster because the OS
is single-tasking??  Anyone else have any better luck?

	Dan

Re: terminal emulation

[Patrick Gilliland]

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Try http://acid.ch.pw.edu.pl/~sq5bpf/elks/

I had it working a while ago but only one line of text at a time.


On Thu, 2003-06-12 at 18:51, Dan Olson wrote:
> Has anyone tried to get a terminal emulator running under ELKS?  I
> downloaded a simple one that runs at 9600 baud as suggested on the list a
> while back.  I'm able to get Telix running under MS-DOS without much
> trouble, but lost a lot of charaters under ELKS...or maybe just didn't
> have the program functioning properly (seemed like screen draws would stop
> half way through).  Telix seems to sometimes drop a charater when there's
> a large burst of charaters, maybe it's just a little faster because the OS
> is single-tasking??  Anyone else have any better luck?
> 
> 	Dan
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Re: terminal emulation

[Dan Olson]

Yea, that the one I tried, thanks though.  Basicly, to be useful I'd
really like VT100 emulation working, I figured since it worked under DOS
and not ELKS that the hardware and server must be good, leaving a software
issue.

	Dan


On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, Patrick Gilliland wrote:

> Try http://acid.ch.pw.edu.pl/~sq5bpf/elks/
>
> I had it working a while ago but only one line of text at a time.
>
>
> On Thu, 2003-06-12 at 18:51, Dan Olson wrote:
> > Has anyone tried to get a terminal emulator running under ELKS?  I
> > downloaded a simple one that runs at 9600 baud as suggested on the list a
> > while back.  I'm able to get Telix running under MS-DOS without much
> > trouble, but lost a lot of charaters under ELKS...or maybe just didn't
> > have the program functioning properly (seemed like screen draws would stop
> > half way through).  Telix seems to sometimes drop a charater when there's
> > a large burst of charaters, maybe it's just a little faster because the OS
> > is single-tasking??  Anyone else have any better luck?
> >
> > 	Dan
> > -
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> >
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Re: terminal emulation

[Alan Cox]

On Gwe, 2003-06-13 at 06:25, Dan Olson wrote:
> Yea, that the one I tried, thanks though.  Basicly, to be useful I'd
> really like VT100 emulation working, I figured since it worked under DOS
> and not ELKS that the hardware and server must be good, leaving a software
> issue.

Default unix behaviour on tty devices is line by line mode. Assuming all
the right code is in there now you can use stty to turn on raw mode and
turn off icanon and echo to get the char by char mode you want (both on
the console port and on the serial port)