BSD 4_3_Reno development

Work on file usr/src/usr.bin/uucp/UUAIDS/L-devices

Synthesized-from: CSRG/cd2/4.3reno

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+# The format of the L-devices file is:
+#      Caller Line Useful Class Dialer [Chat ...]
+#
+# A line beginning with a # is a comment
+# If the last character of a line is \
+# the next line is considered to be a continuation of the first.
+
+#
+# The following lines are hard-wired
+#
+DIR ttyh3 unused 300 direct
+DIR ttyh3 unused 1200 direct
+
+#
+# The following lines are ACUs
+#
+ACU cul0 cua0 1200 dn11
+ACU cul1 cua1 1200 dn11
+ACU tty49 unused 1200 ventel
+ACU tty49 unused 300 ventel
+ACU tty48 unused V1200 vadic
+
+#
+# For hayes smartmodems, specify 'hayestone' for touch tone,
+# 'hayespulse' for pulse dialing.  'hayes' means 'hayespulse'
+#
+ACU tty47 unused 1200 hayestone
+
+#
+# The following port is to a Develcon DataSwitch.
+# The 'DIR' line is used to talk to other machines on the switch.
+# See how it is used in L.sys.
+# The 'ACU' line is used to talk to a call-out modem on the switch.
+# In this case the modem is a hayes.  The 'chat' script
+# makes the connection to the modem so the normal hayes modem code
+# in condevs.c can be used.  Here the chat script
+# 'expects nothing', 'sends a return', 'expects uest:'
+# (the DataSwitch's prompt), 'sends outmodem',
+# and expects control-g (the DataSwitch's connection prompt).
+# Note, it is a current nit that the control-g has to be typed as is
+# rather than as ^g or as \07.  Sorry.
+#
+DIR tty50 unused 9600 direct
+ACU tty50 unused 1200 hayespulse "" "" uest: outmodem \a
+#
+#
+# PC Pursuit line
+#
+#      callback_modem is the device that you have connected to
+#      callback_number. callback_number is the phone number of your
+#      modem that PCPursuit will call back on.
+#      their_phone is the number of PC Pursuits computer
+#      my_baud is the baudrate to call them at (it is assumed the
+#      callback will be at the same rate)
+#      my_modem_type is the brand of modem you are using on the
+#      callback number. This is used to hang up the modem in case of
+#      error.
+#
+#      Currently, the outgoing call is made on an available ACU.
+#
+# PCP callback_modem their_phone my_baud my_modem_type my_callback_number
+PCP tty07 6592863 1200 hayes 5281234
+PCP tty07 6592881 1200 hayes 5281234