AznMaverick
Platinum Member
How would i do this? i have tried to use grep and stty, i know this can be done, but it doens't seem to be working...please help!
edit and just to be more specific...
stty -F /dev/ttyS0 is what i tried. I think there also could be a problem because i'm using a USB to serial converter, i have no idea how to treat it. However, when i execute setserial, it seems to read a serial port and it does not say "Unknown". I used the cat command to concatenate a file to the serial port i found out my serial port name is /dev/ttyUSB1. the output wasn't exactly like how it was in the file. I think handshaking might be turned off on the linux side...i have the other receiver running on hyperterminal...what do i do?
edit and just to be more specific...
stty -F /dev/ttyS0 is what i tried. I think there also could be a problem because i'm using a USB to serial converter, i have no idea how to treat it. However, when i execute setserial, it seems to read a serial port and it does not say "Unknown". I used the cat command to concatenate a file to the serial port i found out my serial port name is /dev/ttyUSB1. the output wasn't exactly like how it was in the file. I think handshaking might be turned off on the linux side...i have the other receiver running on hyperterminal...what do i do?
