Hello, all
I have two Neutrino systems. One is my development system, which is
on a regular desktop. The other is my test system, which is on an
embedded system whose only interface (currently) is a serial port.
What program can I use on the development system to talk to the serial
port on the testbed?
Cheers,
Kevin
–
He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of
wisdom – Gandalf the Grey
Kevin Lacquement <klacquement@syscor.com> wrote:
: Hello, all
: I have two Neutrino systems. One is my development system, which is
: on a regular desktop. The other is my test system, which is on an
: embedded system whose only interface (currently) is a serial port.
: What program can I use on the development system to talk to the serial
: port on the testbed?
: Cheers,
: Kevin
Take a look at qtalk. You should be able to run a shell on one
of your serial ports on the testbed, and qtalk to the shell from
your development system.
Peter
: –
: He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of
: wisdom – Gandalf the Grey
“PM” == Peter Martin <> peterm@qnx.com> > writes:
[…]
PM> Take a look at qtalk. You should be able to run a shell on one
PM> of your serial ports on the testbed, and qtalk to the shell from
PM> your development system.
PM> Peter
OK I can now talk to the testbed. However, it doesn’t seem to be
transmitting carriage returns. It sends linefeeds, so the cursor goes
to the next line, but it continues the next line at the end of the
first line. For example:
This
is
a
test
Comes out as
This
is
a
test
Is there any way to fix this? Thanks.
Cheers,
Kevin
–
He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of
wisdom – Gandalf the Grey
Kevin Lacquement <klacquement@syscor.com> wrote:
:>>>>> “PM” == Peter Martin <peterm@qnx.com> writes:
: […]
: PM> Take a look at qtalk. You should be able to run a shell on one
: PM> of your serial ports on the testbed, and qtalk to the shell from
: PM> your development system.
: PM> Peter
: OK I can now talk to the testbed. However, it doesn’t seem to be
: transmitting carriage returns. It sends linefeeds, so the cursor goes
: to the next line, but it continues the next line at the end of the
: first line. For example:
: This
: is
: a
: test
: Comes out as
: This
: is
: a
: test
: Is there any way to fix this? Thanks.
If your serial port is set to +raw on the client, try setting it to
+edit.
Peter
: Cheers,
: Kevin
: –
: He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of
: wisdom – Gandalf the Grey