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setup serial device to talk to router
im very clueless here.. I want to setup up my linux box via serial cable to connect to my router..
I know that data rate and flow control I just dont have a clue where to start on my linux box....
1: how do i set up a serial cable through liunx?
2: where will the dispaly go?
(this is about the only reason i have M$ installed on my laptop so once i get this i can blow it away)
Thanks for any and all help.
I know that data rate and flow control I just dont have a clue where to start on my linux box....
1: how do i set up a serial cable through liunx?
2: where will the dispaly go?
(this is about the only reason i have M$ installed on my laptop so once i get this i can blow it away)
Thanks for any and all help.
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Thanks for your help.. jevie ;jyu_88
one last question if you dont mind.
I cant seem to chmod rw-rw-rw my ttyS?
i even droped my box into single usermode. Im running 6.0 redhat
thanks again all
one last question if you dont mind.
I cant seem to chmod rw-rw-rw my ttyS?
i even droped my box into single usermode. Im running 6.0 redhat
thanks again all
If you are using com1 (that should be /dev/ttyS0 and you can tell in the boot up dialog), do, as root, "chmod 666 /dev/ttyS0"
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duhh.. sorry had a super brain cramp there..
kinda starange that
root#>chmod +w /dev/ttyS0 didnt work
oh well
Thanks a million....
kinda starange that
root#>chmod +w /dev/ttyS0 didnt work
oh well
Thanks a million....
That will only change the modes with respect to the umask. If the umask is 002, it'll change "ug" and leave "o" alone. A umask of 022 chamges only the "u" field.
ASKER
Brain cramp two for today...
thanks a million again.. Im messing with my configs right now thanks to your help.
thanks a million again.. Im messing with my configs right now thanks to your help.
ASKER
Brain cramp two for today...
thanks a million again.. Im messing with my configs right now thanks to your help.
thanks a million again.. Im messing with my configs right now thanks to your help.
You don't need to do special things to setup the serial unless you are using multi-port serial device, which certainly needs to compile in support into the kernel.
your/Linux/prompt> kermit
kermit/promt>set port /dev/ttyS1
kermit/promt> connect
you may need to hit enter once or two to get the prompt.