How i can connect to serial console?

Jun 10, 2004 4 Replies

Hello, people!



1)I have a microprocessor device and ucLinux ported on it. The device has no monitor or keryboard and do all output to it's serial port.
2)I have a host computer with linux slackware installed on it.

I want to connect microprocessor device to linux host and I want to have console of miroproc. device on linux host. So if I press something like ctrl+F7 on linux host I see the screen of all microproc. device output. And if I type something in this screen it automaticaly sends to microproc. device. How I can do that? Don't wanna use minicom or any terminal programs.


Use minicom or kermit.

I guess you'll have to give up and go get a job at KFC.

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Probably you will be able to use cu, something like: cu -l [device] -s [speed]

- Gessuss

Sorry, "cu" counts as a terminal program, so it's right out.

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i would use the perl serialport library. i have used it for windows not linux (but it maybe as easy. i am not sure). you need to do a program for the target and another for the PC (in perl). it is a lot easier than in C++

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