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kermit escape character?
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- From: "John G. Heim" <jheim@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 12:50:22 -0500
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Last week I asked if anyone had any ideas on which communications program I
could use when I connected my laptop to another linux machine via a null
modem cable. So I am now using kermit in a command shell buffer and it
works well. All our linux machines here at the UW Math Dept have a getty on
ttyS0. So when the networking is busted, I can still login and fix it.
Anyway, to exit connect mode in kermit, you need to type Ctrl+\ (control
plus backslash). But emacs seems to be taking it as as a command. So how do
I get emacs to pass that along to kermit?
I tried googling this but searching for "emacs escape sequence" and stuff
like that got a bzillion hits but not what I was looking for.
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John G. Heim
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