[Simh] Telnet problems

[David and Jan Takle]

Ian,
Thanks for replying, but I was already fairly sure that the problem was
about getting the Telnet to speak RDOS codes. But so far I have not found
any free telnet programs that will give me what I want (unless I'm not
finding the right place to set the code). At this point I'm also guessing
that "SET CONSOLE DASHER" is irrelevant for Telnet connections.
My hope is that someone who has actually done this will let me know how they
did it.
~David


On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:30 PM, Ian King <IanK at vulcan.com> wrote:

> As I recall, Ctrl-J (line feed) *is* the 'enter' key for RDOS.  Don't blame
> the sim.  :-)  I know that you can change the interpretation of BS (either
> Ctrl-H or DEL) on most terminal emulators, and you might find one that sends
> only LF for <return>, but I usually see a choice of CR or CRLF -- Ian
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> Subject: [Simh] Telnet problems
>
> Using Nova emulator.
> Can someone tell me what Telnet client to use and how to configure it?
> Here are the commands I am using to start RDOS
>
> ATTACH DKP0 rdos_d31.dsk
> SET CONSOLE DASHER
> SET CONSOLE TELNET=2000
> BOOT DKP
>
> Then I start the Telnet and connect to port 2000. It sort-of works, but
> only if I press <Ctl-J> for an enter key, and Backspace is a real mess.
> I would like the <Return> and <backspace> keys to be interpreted by RDOS
> properly to make it easy to use. I have tried several Telnet programs and
> all the settings each one offers, but nothing seems to work. I've also tried
> "SET CONSOLE ANSI" but that doesn't work either.
> What am I missing here?
>
> Thanks,
> ~David
>
>
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