From: "Jerome H. Fine" <jhfinedp3k at compsys.to> At the risk of being extremely stupid, I would also appreciate being able to run the same tests - just for the sake of knowing what is being discussed. However, as a simple PDP-11 fellow, I can't run VMS stuff and all I found was source for VMS. Did you run the VTTEST code using a PDP-11? If so, which operating system? Was that a real PDP-11 or E11? It was Brian's great-escape.tmesis.com setup (which is awesome!!!). For E11, I used the undocumented (because it's too easy to trip up and the lack of DNS is annoying) TELNET command in the DOS version (only): ; great-escape.tmesis.com ; log in with VTTEST (no password) to test VT100 compatibility net start ether-0 dhcp eth0: def key f1 = "telnet 24.187.213.28"+chr$(13) def key f2 = "VTTEST"+chr$(13) So start E11 with this command file, then press F1 to connect, and F2 at the login prompt. For the real VT100 and VT101, I used Linux. I don't have a getty on my COM port so I did "telnet </dev/ttyS0 >/dev/ttyS0" and once that started up, "stty ixon </dev/ttyS0" from another console so that XON/XOFF is honored (lots of SUBs without that, and if you do it before starting telnet, the ixon flag gets cleared when /dev/ttyS0 is reopened -- I don't use stty enough to remember the switch that makes changes stick). Then "open great-escape.tmesis.com" on the VT100 and you're off. John Wilson D Bit