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Alex Snow alex_snow at gmx.net
Wed Jan 14 17:24:26 EST 2004


what is the purpose of the 9-25 pin cables? i have a 9 pin female to 9 
pin female cable here with a 9 pin nullmodem adapter. shadio rack 
sells both 25 and 9 pin adapters.
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Wed, Jan 14, 2004 at 08:01:12AM -0500, Tom and Esther Ward wrote:
> Hi, what you want to do is totally possible. The method I will explain below
> is one I have used to install several versions of Red hat, and I am going to
> assume Fedora supports this method as well.
> System requirements: two computers, two nine pin female to 25 pin male
> serial cables, a 25 pin to 25 pin female to female null modem, and a 25 pin
> male to 25 pin female serial gender adapter, and either a dos or Window's
> terminal software such as terraterm pro or commo.
> I'm assuming you are using MS window's on a system so you will want to
> download a free copy of terraterm pro and the Jaws scripts or Window Eyes
> set files for terraterm.
> Now, link all the cables, null modem, and adapter together, and  plug each
> end into com 1 on each computer.
> Load your screen reader, install any sets or scripts that are needed, and
> launch terraterm pro, and tell it to terminal to com1.
> If your booting from cdrom insert your cd in the drive, start the computer,
> and you will here it spin up. Enter this command from the computer where you
> are installing Linux and not the one with the terminal software:
> linux text console=ttyS0
> Then, press enter.
> If booting from floppy you will here two or three cranks  of the floppy, at
> which point you enter the command from the installation computer:
> linux text console=ttyS0
> After some time Jaws/Window Eyes should begin announcing text on the screen
> and reading the installation to you.
> At this point you go to the computer with the terraterm on it, and complete
> the installation with some speech.
> 
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