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Originally Posted by hawhill
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And, of course, you will need to have telnetd running on your kindle. That said, you will most probably want to just setup and enable USB networking support.
BTW, a vt320 terminal should be backwards compatible to vt100 and vt200.
For the future, I'm planning to compile GNU screen and have that running in the background to have re-attachable shell sessions.
Feel free to further hack on the code!
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hawhill, your KindleTERM mod is very good
I just made GNU screen running on Kindle. There are still some issues regarding term settings, but basically it works...
Telnetd issue is also solved (without repetitive enabling of usbNetwork). I have just added this line to /etc/inittab
Code:
tn:5:once:/mnt/us/usbnet/bin/busybox telnetd
As I have Kindle 3G, I also wanted the chance (in emergency) to ssh to my Linux machines even when Wifi is not available...
I really don't want to exploit free 3G connectivity for some bad intentions. But I do believe that ssh console traffic is far less consuming then intensive browsing...
Anyway, I can confim it's working too... (after some hacking)
