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On 2007-02-27, Strake <strake888@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> The subject says it all, really. The kernel recognizes the serial port and |
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> assigns it /dev/ttys0, |
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I doubt it. |
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Unless you've done some serious kernel hacking, /dev/ttys0 is |
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the slave end of a pty. |
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> as dmesg confirms, |
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I doubt it. |
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> but any attempt to access /dev/ttys0, including those made by |
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> minicom, setserial and a little test program that merely opens |
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> the file, fails with an "input/output error". |
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That's because the master end of the the pty isn't open. |
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> This annoys me to no end. Help is appreciated. |
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Try /dev/ttyS0 |
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at NOSE JOB!! |
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