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That's because you're running on a I/O device at 2 Billion Baud, instead of a 9600 baud device which is more era appropriate. At 9600, ^S/^Q is quite manageable
by whartung 6y ago
That's because you're running on a I/O device at 2 Billion Baud, instead of a 9600 baud device which is more era appropriate. At 9600, ^S/^Q is quite manageable.
- anthk 6y agoDoesn´t any modern terminal emulator cap to 115200 anyways?