ng data
from the two terminals is mux'ed. That way I can use Octave for data
generation and another terminal as command interface.
Anybody heard of functionality like that?
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On Jun 26 01:52, Borge wrote:
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> Question:
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> How do I access a Windows COM port from cygwin?
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> I'm using 38400 baud 8/N/1 on what TeraTerm sees as COM1. I'm running Cygwin
> on 32-bit XP.
Win32 COM1 == Cygwin /dev/ttyS0
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On Jun 26 02:35, Borge wrote:
> Thanks Corinna,
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> could you also help me specify the baud rate and suggest a program to access
stty
> the serial port? "telnet /dev/ttyS0" does not cut it, and I can't find a
> Cygwin Kermit package.
If you want terminal functionality, it's agetty in the util
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