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Use minicom as a serial-interface terminal application
The open source "screen" command is pre-installed in the Mac OS X.
Use minicom as a serial-interface terminal application
No tip in Jaguar
BSD tip builds and runs
For the curious - the FreeBSD tip(1) source builds and runs on MacOSX as is - just remove the FreeBSD macros `__FBSDID($FREEBSD$);' and use bsdmake(1). To attach to the modem, use `cu -l /dev/tty.modem'.
BSD tip builds and runs
I would absolutely love to recover my old cu utility, but I searched through the FreeBSD ports database and they don't have a specific "tip" port. Could you give us more details on how to get tip or cu to work on OSX (where to find the source, what to change in the code to get it to compile it, ect...).
Use minicom as a serial-interface terminal application
I should not have alluded to "tip" in Solaris... it confused folks.
Use minicom as a serial-interface terminal application
Could you please give the exact syntax of the screen-command you use to connect to tty.modem and to your USB-Serial-Adapter.
Use minicom as a serial-interface terminal application
Thank you!!! I've been trying to figure out how to get tip/cu finctionality out of OSX. I was using zterm, but it crashes hard, and I can't kill it, even with a "kill -9" I have a soekris Net4801 that I would like to connect to via a IOGear USB-Serial adapter. This did the trick! |
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