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On Sat, Dec 03, 2005 at 09:41:14PM -0700, Xantius wrote:
> I have again discovered how to compile Minicom in Cygwin and have posted 
> the instructions on my website.  Please go to 
> http://www.xantius.com/articles/minicom.php or just visit 
> http://www.xantius.com and browse to the article.  I know that many 
> people have contacted me for this information and I get several hits a 
> day of people downloading the files, so I hope people continue to find 
> this information useful.  Thanks!

The information is useful!

Have you tried running minicom from a Cygwin xterm window? I find that
minicom works pretty well from a Cygwin cmd box. But in an xterm window,
I get a kind of a "hang" when I do control-a in minicom.

I've tried to track down this problem but my debugger becomes balky when
I apply it to minicom. I suspect that there is a problem with select()
or read() but I'm not sure.

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