Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2017 17:16:11 -0500 From: scrat <baho-utot@columbus.rr.com> To: FreeBSD Questions <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: Serial port ttyS0 Message-ID: <b16aebc5-f9cc-5561-da28-e827a65a26fb@columbus.rr.com> In-Reply-To: <236BA764-A858-4104-8627-0A126A6D4398@sigsegv.be> References: <aafc955e-a54d-0d11-098b-8d7e4f424265@columbus.rr.com> <CAHu1Y72k7Ra_ZfHhYkLq4RTYSjge5s3C75YjzNouOdNP2xLsWg@mail.gmail.com> <93b5ef11-b365-a428-70bc-8cc4cf7e8b05@columbus.rr.com> <EF2964D0-8CBD-4CE0-AB42-725D79A90006@sigsegv.be> <5074e50a-6854-03eb-b879-cf62d8b170e5@columbus.rr.com> <236BA764-A858-4104-8627-0A126A6D4398@sigsegv.be>
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On 02/13/17 16:29, Kristof Provost wrote:
> On 13 Feb 2017, at 19:04, scrat wrote:
>> root@desktop:~ # sysctl dev.uplcom
>> dev.uplcom.0.ttyports: 1
>> dev.uplcom.0.ttyname: U0
>
> Based on this I’d expect /dev/ttyU0 to exist, and to be the device you want.
>
> Regards,
> Kristof
>
Here is /dev
$ ls /dev
acpi ada4p3 da1 fuse mdctl
pass7 ttyv1 ugen6.1
ada0 apm da2 geom.ctl mem
pass8 ttyv2 ugen7.1
ada0s1 apmctl da3 gpt midistat
pass9 ttyv3 ugen7.2
ada0s2 atkbd0 devctl iic0 mixer0
pci ttyv4 ugen8.1
ada1 audit devctl2 iic1 mixer1
pts ttyv5 ugen8.2
ada1p1 auditpipe devstat iic2 mixer2
random ttyv6 ukbd0
ada1p2 bpf dri iic3 mixer3
reroot ttyv7 ums0
ada1p3 bpf0 dsp0.0 iic4 mixer4
sndstat ttyv8 urandom
ada2 cd0 dsp0.1 iic5 netmap
stderr ttyv9 usb
ada2p1 console dsp1.0 iic6 nfslock
stdin ttyva usbctl
ada2p2 consolectl dsp1.1 iic7 ntfs
stdout ttyvb xpt0
ada2p3 ctty dsp1.2 io null
sysmouse ufssuspend zero
ada3 cuaU0 dsp2.0 kbd0 pass0
ttyU0 ugen0.1 zfs
ada3p1 cuaU0.init dsp3.0 kbd1 pass1
ttyU0.init ugen1.1
ada3p2 cuaU0.lock dsp4.0 kbd2 pass2
ttyU0.lock ugen1.2
ada3p3 cuau0 fb0 kbdmux0 pass3
ttyu0 ugen2.1
ada4 cuau0.init fd klog pass4
ttyu0.init ugen3.1
ada4p1 cuau0.lock fido kmem pass5
ttyu0.lock ugen4.1
ada4p2 da0 full log pass6
ttyv0 ugen5.1
/dev/ttyU0 is there but doesn't work.
I found this thru farther research
cu -l /dev/cuaU0 -s 115200
That works but
screen /dev/cuaU0 115200
doesn't, can't figure that out. At lease I have something now as the
cu command works.
Thanks for the help
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