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Subject: control rts/dtr from console
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Hi,

I need to set cts/dtr of a serial line from the console. Tried
http://www.gude.info/files/setserialbits.c.gz
but nothing much seems to happen with that. I need to supply a clock 
from this port.

I'm sure there are some simple solution to this.

Anyone?