$ xserve -?
XServe Ver:$Id: xserve.c,v 1.21 2005/09/02 08:15:37 pipeng Exp $
Using params: [help]
Usage: xserve <-?|r|p|c|x|l|d|v|q> <-l=table>
               <-s=device> <-b=baud> <-i=server:port>
   -?  = display help [help]
   -r  = raw display of tos packets [raw]
   -a  = ascii display of tos packets [ascii]
   -p  = parse packet into raw sensor readings [parsed]
   -c  = convert data to engineering units [cooked]
   -l  = log data to database or file [logged]
   -xr = export raw readings in csv spreadsheet format [export]
   -xc = export cooked in csv spreadsheet format [export]
   -d  = debug serial port by dumping bytes [debug]
   -b  = set the baudrate [baud=#|mica2|mica2dot]
   -s  = set serial port device [device=com1]
   -i  = use socket input [inet=host:port]
   -o  = output port for serial forwarder [>   -sf = use serial forwarder input [inet=host:port]
   -f  = specify framing (0=auto|1=on|2=off)
   -w  = specify header width [header=offset]
   -h  = html output [html] (-h=webpath,host,port,config)
   -t  = display time packet was received [timed]
   -q  = quiet mode (suppress headers)
   -v  = show version of all modules
 
How can we use the option -sf    and  -o     ?
Usually, we run serialforwarder with server port = 9001  and mote communications field as " [EMAIL PROTECTED]:57600 ".
 


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