What kind of Java Comm are you running?
IBM, Sun, RXTX, TOSComm?
If its the IBM version, you can
uncomment a line in the javax.comm.properties file and change to serial. But
if memory serves me, that output is from the Java version.
I know I did something to get it working;
if its
This is a one of those fantastic features of using Java for hardware
access. Java has no idea what ports qualify as serial ports, and
rather than let you specify at the command line a particular file, it
will error out if it doesn't match it's own list of such things.
If you're using sun's java,
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Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] Problem to run SerialForwarder on telos
This is a one of those fantastic features of using Java for hardware
access. Java has no idea
I haven't noticed this, however I have noticed that you might want to
configure udev to bind motes to a particular device node. Otherwise
you get races like which mote gets which device node when plugging in
a micaz base station and a telosb. I haven't figured out yet how to
get the MIB520
On Jun 29, 2006, at 2:47 PM, Ben Kelley wrote:
Just as an aside to this; I did this and it worked (for the java
comm)but
then all of a sudden the driver crashed on the third or fourth
access of the
port. TOSComm seems to work fairly well if you can get it installed.
Yeah, all of these
I am using the SUN's JAVACOMM and I have installed the TOSCOMM before. Should I un-install the TOSCOMM first? And how to do that?CMing
On 6/29/06, Philip Levis
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On Jun 29, 2006, at 2:47 PM, Ben Kelley wrote:
Just as an aside to this; I did this and it worked (for the java
