I do to look deeper as I couldn't find flow control settings in Minicom, seems I might have to use stty? That's not to say there is no flow control that stops key strokes being passed on but I'd expect the local command stuff to work so you can change settings when they're wrong. There is a Meta key you use so you can change settings or quit but I can't get that to work. However it also said in the man pages that it only supported VT100 and then relied on the underlying terminal to do provide the support! Confused me somewhat.Īs for Minicom, it's not a flow control problem as I can't interact with it at any level.
#HYPERTERMINAL FOR LINUX SERIAL#
Connect the router through the serial port under Linux to realize the function of HyperTerminal.Thanks, I did find that Screen had a terminal type and I tried setting it to VT100. Restart Minicom Use Minicom to start Minicom. Exit from Minicom Select the Exit from Minicom option to return to the command line from the configuration menu. The df1 option saves the modified configuration information as the default configuration option. Connect the router through the serial port under Linux to realize the function of HyperTerminal.
Select Save as df1 Select Save as df1 option to save the modified configuration information as the default configuration option. What needs to be modified is to remove A - initing string ……: B - Reset string ……: K - Hang-up string …… three configuration items. Set Modem and dialing Use the direction arrows to select the modem and dialing item, then modify the configuration items in the modem and dialing option. The use of commands in the setting process, for example, the value of option A needs to be modified, in Change with setting? Enter A after the option and the cursor will move to option A, and the value of option A can be modified. Set up serial port setup Use the down arrow to select serial port setup, and the configuration of specific options appears: A - Serial Device:/dev/ttyS0 B - lockfile Location:/var/lock C - Calling Program: D - Callout Program: E - Bps/par/Bits: 9600 8N1 F - Hardware Flow Control: YES G - Software Flow Control: NO Change with setting? Set the value of option A to/dev/ttyS0 to indicate serial port 1.
#HYPERTERMINAL FOR LINUX MANUAL#
Use manual to configure Minicom and use Minicom 1．Start Minicom Log in to the system with root privileges and use the command root –s to start Minicom, and the following interface appears on the screen|: …………………………………………… Filename and paths ……………………… File transfer and protocols ……………… …… Serial port setup ………………… …… Modem and dialing ………………………… …… Screen and keyboard ………… …… Save setup as df1 ………………… …… Save setup as…… ………………………… Exit …………………… …… Exit from Minicom ………………………… …………………………2.
#HYPERTERMINAL FOR LINUX UPGRADE#
It is suitable for the management of embedded devices and the upgrade of embedded operating system through the HyperTerminal in Linux. The user manual of Minicom under Linux The Minicom function under Linux is similar to the HyperTerminal under Windows.
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