You can bring up the Device Manager in Windows and find Ports COM and
LPT. This will show you what ports Windows thinks are active. Hit the
Windows key and start typing Device.
On 12/20/2022 1:18 PM, Pawel Loba wrote:
I checked the contents of brltty.conf file and it states Alva on
ComPort2 as it should be. And yes, under Linux on the same machine
Alva is connected to ttyS1.
On 12/20/2022 11:50 AM, Dave Mielke wrote:
[quoted lines by Pawel Loba on 2022/12/20 at 06:33 -0500]
All of the variants:
screen-parameters wn:root=yes
screen-parameters wn:followFocus=no
screen-parameters wn:root=no
screen-parameters wn:followFocus=yes
screen-parameters wn:root=no
screen-parameters wn:followFocus=no
screen-parameters wn:root=yes
screen-parameters wn:followFocus=yes
made no difference. I believe that BRLTTy is active, howver the
display does
not refresh.
It's possible that you're specifying (in brltty.conf) the wrong
serial port, especially since the numbering is different on Linux
versus on Windows. For example, ttyS1 on Linux would be COM2 on
Windows. If your computer only has one serial port then the
likelihood is that it's ttS0 on Linux and COM1 on Windows.
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