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Xtel has been installed on %%PREFIX%%/bin/xtel.
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In order to use it, you have to edit the file /etc/services
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and add the line:
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xtel 1313/tcp #xtel Minitel emulator
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Then you have to edit the file /etc/inetd.conf (or its equivalent
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if you run another internet services daemon) and add the line:
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xtel stream tcp nowait root %%PREFIX%%/bin/xteld xteld
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Force the super-daemon to re-read its configuration file by
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killall -1 inetd
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If your modem is plugged to /dev/cuaax (where x = 0, 1, 2,...)
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detect its initialization string by:
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mdmdetect cuaax
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After some time while your computer should be dialoguing with the
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modem, you should get such a line
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ModemModel , 38400 \dat&fm1e0&k3f3\r-OK
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Take note of the second (speed) and last parameters, and report them
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into the file %%PREFIX%%/lib/X11/xtel/xtel.lignes so that you have a
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line like this one:
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modem0,/dev/cuaa0,38400,7,E,\dat&fm1e0&k3f3\r OK atdt\T\r CONNECT,30
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where cuaa0 should be adjusted to your port number, 38400 to the speed
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detected by mdmdetect, and where the string included between "E," and atdt
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corresponds to the third parameter (Note that the "-" has been replaced by
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a space).
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To end, you just have to install the fonts, either by entering
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xset +fp %%PREFIX%%/lib/X11/fonts/xtel
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xset fp rehash
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or by adding %%PREFIX%%/lib/X11/fonts/xtel to FontPath in your
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XF86Config.
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