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From:	=?utf-8?Q?=C3=98yvind_Harboe?= <oyvind DOT harboe AT zylin DOT no>
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Subject:	RE: Sending files over the serial port
Date:	Mon, 12 May 2003 16:55:02 +0200
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> "com1" is a Windows name, and doesn't get affected by 
> Cygwin's stty et al (AFAIK).  Try using /dev/ttyS0 or even 
> /dev/com1 instead.

Same result.

Would you know how to configure /dev/ttyS0?

> Also, why such weird syntax, why not simply

The weird syntax is an attempt at redirecting stdout and stdin to
the same place, i.e. the serial port.

lsz --zmodem foobar.zip </dev/com1 >/dev/com1

gives access denied

 
> $ lsz --zmodem foobar.zip </dev/com1
> 
> ?

AFAICT, lsz uses stdout/stdin, so I would then be listening to the
serial port and sending data to the console, e.g:


oyvind AT famine ~/xyz
$ install/bin/lsz <com1 lrzsz-0.12.20.tar.gz
S◄↑B00000000000000





Øyvind


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