qtalk

I have one machine #1 booted from floppy with neutrino image.
Input and output redirected to ser1. After booting this machine, I connect
to it from another machine #2 by qtalk. I get #1 esh prompt. All OK. But
when I close qtalk and start it again on #2 I can’t get esh prompt from
#1.
Whats wrong in my situation?

Gregory V.Zaytcev

“Gregory V.Zaytcev” wrote:

I have one machine #1 booted from floppy with neutrino image.
Input and output redirected to ser1. After booting this machine, I connect
to it from another machine #2 by qtalk. I get #1 esh prompt. All OK. But
when I close qtalk and start it again on #2 I can’t get esh prompt from
#1.
Whats wrong in my situation?

Gregory V.Zaytcev

Are you closing qtalk with an eXit or a Quit?
One of them (can never remember, 'cause it tells which when I ctrl-A) does a
hang up, which changes the modem control lines, and may tell the connected esh
to “go away” too. I’m not certain of that, so try both. Maybe I can set up a
test here( or you there ), using a serial line to esh, and a network
connection to monitor what’s going on.

Phil Olynyk

I use ^A and “x” to exit from qtalk.
After this my prog “blinkin led” on #1 stoped - not blinkin and I can’t
reconnect.


Gregory V.Zaytcev

Using Neutrino2 to QNX4 we would have a problem with the QNX4 serial ports
sometime setting the +ohpaged flag on the serial port. If we did a “stty
</dev/ser1 -ohpaged” to clear the flag it worked fine. I don’t know if this
is your problem but you could check the state of the serial port with “stty
</dev/ser1” on the machine #2.

Jeff Weaver

“Gregory V.Zaytcev” <zeegear@chat.ru> wrote in message
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I use ^A and “x” to exit from qtalk.
After this my prog “blinkin led” on #1 stoped - not blinkin and I can’t
reconnect.


Gregory V.Zaytcev

Thnx. I will try it after Friday.

Gregory V.Zaytcev