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On 2021-04-25, karl@××××××××.se <karl@××××××××.se> wrote: |
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> Grant: |
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>> On 4/23/21 7:45 PM, karl@××××××××.se wrote: |
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>> > Grant: |
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>> I think you are conflating me for the OP. Easy to do with the same |
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>> first name. ;-) |
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> Well, your sig is at a cursory look wery alike, but now I see you |
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> have some extra dots and an || expression. |
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> ... |
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>> Is it wrong that the first thing that came to mind when reading the OP's |
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>> post is UUCP with as high speed serial as possible? |
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> I doubt that many are fluen in cu and uucp, are they even available on |
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> the ms-win side. Who knows, this might work https://www.uupc.net/ |
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>> I wonder if the USB LapLink (type) cable or USB On The Go gadget cables |
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>> could present as a multi-megabit serial interface. |
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> You can always build yourself two pairs of RS232 to RS422 converters |
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> and see where the limit on your serial ports are. You can even try with |
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> other deserializes/serializers. What speed do you want ? |
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I've got USB<->serial RS422 adapters that will easily do 1Mbps. That |
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would probably be good enough 90% of the time. |
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Grant |
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