
These files from getty_ps-2.0.7i have been modified to accept the
data rates 57600, 115200 and 230400 bps. 

In addition I deleted support for 50, 75, 110, 134, 150, 200, 300
600, 1200 and 1800 bps.  I almost deleted 2400 and 9600 but I decided
that I would probably regret that move.

I've only tested uugetty on dialin lines (with a Zoom v34X 36.6K) at
57.6 and 115.2Kbps.  I generally use agetty for dumb terminals,
mingetty for the console, and faxgetty calling agetty for combination
fax/data lines. (hylafax)

I've also tested the dialin with a Multitech MT1432, US Robotics Sporster
14.4 , and a Hayes Optima 9600 (the Radio Shack 300b wasn't up to the
job).  Also I don't use the chat function.  I configure the modem, write
it to NRAM and then set the modem to read it everytime the carrier drops.

My machine uses no actual Linux distribution, I throw my stuff together
myself.  These files worked with kernel 2.0.29, gcc2.7.2 and libc5.3.12
but who knows what your results will be in our strange world.

As the Kermit people say "The best thing about the Linux standard is
that there are so many to choose from."

Or as I recently changed my newsgroup.desc file to read...

comp.os.linux.announce		If you snooze, you lose

Sorry, no support from me, but I hope someone who wants to maintain
getty_ps will maybe incorperate the higher speeds.  Otherwise feel
free to do whatever you want with these files in accordance with
the license from the original distribution of getty_ps-2.0.7j

As such, I'm providing no email address since I really didn't know what I
was doing, (or I'd probably send out a patch file) and of course, there is
no warranty. Catch me on Usenet, iRC, and a few of the olden-time internet
BBS's (bbs.fdu.edu)


Regards,

Sho Nakagama


GBH(tm)

