There were two main suggestions: 1 enter a line into /etc/system set abort_enable=0 2 Have the laptop powered up with hypercom running and then connect/disconnect the cable. This option would work just fine if I could rely on NT staying up. So I have chosen the first option (and it works). Which I'm told is not necessarily the best, as it prevents you from being able to send a genuine break signal. Thanks to all that responded. You'll be sure to hear from me soon! Tony Original Message: Hi all, I've just subscribed to this list and would like to ask my first question. I've been appointed administrator of the above box... and am having a problem with it returning to the ok prompt. I am connected to it via serial port A, with a null modem cable, into an NT laptop. I'm using Hyperterm. When I disconnect the cable, powercycle my laptop or it crashes (the latter is normally the case), it returns to the ok prompt. I've tried "set abort_enable=3D0=20" which was suggested on another list but upon reboot, I'm told it ignores anything from /etc/system D0 onwards. I haven't had much exposure to UNIX/Solaris7 (which is what I have installed), so I guess it's going to be a very steep learning curve! Any suggestions would be appreciated. TonyReceived on Fri Aug 17 09:16:13 2001
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