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Date: Sun, 27 Aug 1995 14:39:54 -0500
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Subject: CTSRTS flow control on modem port...
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I'm trying to get hardware flow control enabled on /dev/cuaa0 (my dial out
modem port) during startup. I've poked around in /etc/rc.serial which seems
to be the place for this to happen, although those calls to stty don't seem
to be entered correctly. If I read the man page right the first arg to stty
should be -f followed by the dev entry. With the modem() script in
/etc/rc.serial this clearly isn't the case. Anyway, exactly how does one
enable hardware flow??

Thanks
Bob