I need a program that can talk to a serial port on the local computer,
the way Hyperterm does for Microsoft Windows.
I would like this program to present its user interface in an xterm.
If that is not possible, perhaps a program that is itself an X11
client would do.
I was able to compile
At 09:09 PM 10/19/2004, you wrote:
I need a program that can talk to a serial port on the local computer,
the way Hyperterm does for Microsoft Windows.
I would like this program to present its user interface in an xterm.
If that is not possible, perhaps a program that is itself an X11
client
David Arnstein wrote:
I need a program that can talk to a serial port on the local computer,
the way Hyperterm does for Microsoft Windows.
I would like this program to present its user interface in an xterm.
If that is not possible, perhaps a program that is itself an X11
client would do.
I was
file in ./po for some reason to get
Make install to work corectly
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Subject: Program to talk to serial port?
I need a program
Bruce Dobrin wrote:
I got it working with very helpful suggestions from list people last
week. You need to unpack on a linux box and change every reference to
reserve word aux to something else, next comment out the tweak the
code to disable the root checking, like this:
You can avoid
It appears that the main issue is the directory in the source tar file
named aux. If you do not have access to a system other than windows on
which to untar the source and rename the aux directory, you can use the
7-zip ( http://www.7-zip.org/ )program to rename this directory while it
is
On Tue, Oct 19, 2004 at 09:56:31PM -0400, Reid Thompson wrote:
It appears that the main issue is the directory in the source tar file
named aux.
Use a managed mount. Create an empty directory c:/foo and
mount -o managed c:/foo /foo
cd /foo
tar xf whatever
you will then be able to extract
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