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John Capo <jc@irbs.com> wrote:
> It sounds like you have the getty on the wrong port or you are
> dialing out on the wrong port.  Getty should not wake up when you
> dial out on a /dev/cuxxx port.
Getty doesn't wake up when kermit dials out - maybe I wasn't clear on this.

However, kermit eventually terminates, and then pppd starts up.
At this point, pppd and getty (or login, as getty seems to spawn a login)
seem to clash heads.

tony