I see, and is there a way to bridge it to another serial at a low OS
level, without having to write a program that would do it manually
for it?
W dniu 2016-01-17 o 01:09, Robert
Nelson pisze:
On Jan 16, 2016 4:28 PM, "bremenpl" <breme...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> Hello there,
> The bbb image normally comes with usb gadget that simulates
ethernet and mass storage. I have 2 questions regarding that:
>
> Can the usb additionally simulate serial port? So on the
host side one would see a com port (if windows) and on the
beagle side it would be a tty interface? If yes, how to enable
it?
By default serial is also enabled.. By default you
should see Ethernet, mass storage, and serial..
>
> Second question, can serial interfaces in linux be bridged
together easily? For example, by connecting the beagle to the pc
and writing to the usb serial gadget from the pc, i would like
uart5 to send that data. In short terms, can beagle be
configured to be a serial uab converter?
>
> I would apreciate all help!
The Linux serial interface created is /dev/ttyGS0
Regards,
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