[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Has anyone successfully connected a Wyse 50 terminal to their debian
> box? I have one hooked up to my serial port, but I can't seem to
> properly configure it. I get a login prompt and entering the username
> seems to work fine. However, the password you type shows up on screen as
> regular characters (i.e. not blanked out), and it doesn't register the
> enter key. Since it won't read the password without enter, login
> eventually times out.
> I'm running hamm and installed the termcap-compatibility package (1.1.1)
>
> I launched the getty with "getty 38400 ttyS0 wy50" and tried different
> bps rates and different terminal types (vt100, wy50-mc).
I have got an HP 2392 A working here.
In it´s menu there´s an option to switch editing/line editing on or off.
If one of these is on, login has the same behaviour as you describe it.
Maybe there´s something similar in your wyse.
HTH,
Jens
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