that last baudrate.
However, the wild variety of baudrates which can be used includes also
such baudrates as 88, 98, 110 kbps and the highest possible one is 126 kbps
(note: no 115,2 kbps). I'd like to use 126 kbps instead of 57,6 kbps.
Now, it is possible on Linux using ioctl(TIOCGSERIAL
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011, Paweł Michalicki wrote:
Thanks for a load of replies. At least I know now, why this group is called
freebsd-questions and not freebsd-answers.
Don't give up hope. I'm interested but don't have the hardware.
Probably the same situation with other people. Might find
On Fri, 2011-08-05 at 22:01 +0200, Paweł Michalicki wrote:
I have a certain device which can be hooked to a PC via RS232 connection.
Since my PC does not have a true COM port, I am using an USB-COM
converter, which contains the FTDI chip. I wrote a program to handle the
communications via the
.
Now, it is possible on Linux using ioctl(TIOCGSERIAL) and
ioctl(TIOCSSERIAL). As I understand, using these you can very precisely
control the serial baudrate on COM ports (or at least on USB ports with an
USB-COM converter hooked up). Sadly, these do not seem available on
FreeBSD.
My question
