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Configuring Other Terminals

HP-UX version 11.00.01 Configuring Serial Ports for Terminals and Modems 3-7

and Maintenance Guide (R024H) for more information on terminal setup and

settings. If you lose communication with the system, also check the serial cable

connections.

Configuring Other Terminals

As noted in the preceding section, “Configuring the Console Terminal,” you can

configure a new terminal into the system simply by running the addhardware

command. Use the following procedure to add a new entry to the terminfo

directory or to set up an individual’s environment to use a specific terminal.

1. If this is not a Hewlett-Packard terminal, make sure the fileset

NONHPTERM is

on the system by using either of these methods:

– swlist -l fileset NonHP-Terminfo

If the fileset exists, the entry for NonHP-Terminfo.NONHPTERM appears.

– ll /usr/adm/sw/products/NonHP-Terminfo

If the fileset exists, the directory

/usr/adm/sw/products/NonHP-Terminfo/NONHPTERM exists.

If the fileset is not on the system, you need to load it from your HP-UX

operating system media. For more information, see the swinstall(1M) man

page.

2. Look in the directory /usr/share/lib/terminfo for a file that

corresponds to the terminal you want to set up.

For example, suppose you want to set up a user with a Wyse™ 100 terminal.

All supported terminals whose names begin with w are contained in the

/usr/share/lib/terminfo/w directory. Because this directory contains a

wy100 entry, you have probably found the correct file. To be sure, examine the

contents of the file. You will see a full screen of special characters, but near the

beginning you will see wy100|100|wyse 100. This verifies the correct file

and shows that you can refer to the Wyse 100 by any of the names wy100, 100,

or wyse 100.

If you find a file for the terminal you have, skip to step 4.

If you do not find a terminfo file for your type of terminal, you need to create

one. Go to step 3.

1. A fileset is a collection of files that make up a particular product or option.

A fileset is the software object upon which most SD-UX software

management operations, like swinstall, are performed.

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