On Wednesday, Apr 14, 2004, at 02:49 America/New_York,
rat@telecoma.net wrote:
If that adapter provides a /dev interface, I imagine that the port
from the GNU/Linux object would be trivial. For example, my USB->Serial adapter creates /dev/tty.usbserial0. But I don't know if anyone if working on it.thx for the answer hans could a symbolic link to /dev/ttyS0 solve this issue ?
No, that would just be an alias to any built-in serial ports that are
in your Mac. That Mac would have to be Beige, because the newer ones
don't have serial ports built in anymore. If your USB->serial adapter
doesn't have its own /dev/tty*, then the Linux comport object wouldn't
work. You'd have to find a MacOS X Driver Kit object instead, or
something like that. But I don't really know the details.
.hc
erich
.hc
On Tuesday, Apr 13, 2004, at 09:34 America/New_York,
rat@telecoma.net wrote:hi,
i have a question regarding the comport object in osx: is somebody working on porting the comport object to osx so that it works for example with the keyspan usb/serial adapter ?
thx for info
erich
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