Re: minicom questions, need expert

"Mikkel L. Ellertson" <mikkel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Fri, 16 May 2008 11:35:09 -0500

On Thursday 15 May 2008, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:

Gene Heskett wrote:

Its beginning to look as if I'm going to have to write a filter to break

it up into say 60 line pages & send them to lpr one 'file' at a time. 

There apparently is not a way to send a valid EOF from the other end

unless someone can decode a '^Z' into a value I can try just for grins.

A ^Z is 26 decimal or 1A hex. But I think you want to send a ^D (4)
to indicate a UNIX EOF. (You can change this with stty.)

I got to thinking about this and there may be an easy fix for this. 

Take a look at the data being sent and see if they are sending a ^Z 

at the end of each "page". If so, you can probably use stty to 

change the EOF to ^Z instead of ^D. You will probably have to change 

the suspend character first from ^Z to something else. (I have only 

tested it on the local tty and only with changing eof...)

stty -F <device> susp ^Y ; stty -F <device> eof ^Z
 or
stty -F <device> susp ^Y eof ^Z

Mikkel
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