[Coco] Urgen Inetd issue

[William Carlin]

Everything looks right in your configuration.  You have more /XX devices
than I have (I only use /X0-/X3).  Have you tried eliminating device
drivers and descriptors down to bare bones and then add them back in one
subsystem at a time?  I would start with eliminating /X4 - /X7, MyRam and
/R0, MIDI, /Z1 and /Z2.  Test.  If the error message is resolved then add
the subsystems back in one at a time until you find point of failure.

What program are you using to telnet into the CoCo?


William Carlin

On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 9:16 PM, phillip taylor <ptaylor2446 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Here is all the information:
>
> Boot files:
>
> {N2|03}/DD:mdir
>
>    Module Directory at 21:07:32
> REL         Boot        Krn         KrnP2       IOMan       Init
> RBF         rbdw        dwio        X0          X1          X2
> X3          X4          X5          X6          X7          EmuDsk
> DD          H0          rb1773      D0          D1          D2
> MRAM        R0          SCF         VTIO        KeyDrv      SndDrv
> JoyDrv      CoWin       CoVDG       Term        W           W1
> W2          W3          W4          W5          W6          W7
> V1          V2          scdwp       p           scdwv       N
> N1          N2          N3          N4          MIDI        Z1
> Z2          PipeMan     Piper       Pipe        Clock       Clock2
> GrfDrv      MDir        Shell       Date        DeIniz      Echo
> Iniz        Link        Load        Save        Unlink      d
> c           del         Uld         List        Copy        clrd
> DeInit      inetd
>
> {N2|03}/DD:
>
> N2|03}/DD/CMDS:ident tsmon
>
> Header for:  Tsmon
> Module size: $0081    #129
> Module CRC:  $CF7F89 (Good)
> Hdr parity:  $A8
> Exec. off:   $001A    #26
> Data Size:   $01C8    #456
> Edition:     $08      #8
> Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $80
> Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O
>
> {N2|03}/DD/CMDS:ident inetd
>
> Header for:  inetd
> Module size: $0759    #1881
> Module CRC:  $3AB0C8 (Good)
> Hdr parity:  $76
> Exec. off:   $0021    #33
> Data Size:   $03D7    #983
> Edition:     $01      #1
> Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $81
> Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O
>
> Header for:  Login
> Module size: $04E6    #1254
> Module CRC:  $A8647D (Good)
> Hdr parity:  $CA
> Exec. off:   $015F    #351
> Data Size:   $024D    #589
> Edition:     $12      #18
> Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $81
> Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O
>
> {N2|03}/DD/CMDS:more /dd/sys/inetd.conf
> # inetd configuration file format:
> # ListenPort <server opts>,Process,Params
> # valid server options are: telnet auth protect banner
>
> # the follow line causes inetd to listen on port 6809 and spawn 'login' for
> a ne
> w connection
> # the options cause telnet protocol processing on the server, they use the
> serve
> r's IP address and geolocation protection
> # to prevent undesired hosts from connecting, and cause the server to
> display a
> banner to the client prior to announcing
> # the connection to the coco. Adding auth would cause the server to use
> it's own
>  authentication prior to connecting the coco
> # (this feature may be removed in favor of a more secure coco side
> authenticatio
> n solution)
>
> 6809 telnet protect banner,login,
>
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