Am 07.01.2014 00:00, schrieb Marc Howard:
What I'm thinking of doing is running ser2net on
the beagle and modifying
the code so that it not only listens to the serial port but also has access
to the reader flag. Thus when the flag is set output can come from a file
and when it goes low normal terminal operation resumes.
You can safely forget the
reader flag. Really.
Start RIM or BIN loader on the 8, send down the tape, and you're done.
19200 is no problem at all. I think I remember that 38400 works as well
- witout any handshake or reader flag.
And on a Linux box cou can use
cat <file> > /dev/ttySn resp. /dev/ttyUSBn