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hyperterm settings for an sgi challenge s server?
i finally got around to splicing a din-8 to db-9 cable that falls under the sgi specs.

however, i can't find anything in the challenge s user manual that gives the needed for hyperterminal to make the serial output come on screen.

can anyone help me out with what i should be?
 

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