[Xastir] serial ports- off topic
Mike Fenske
mike_fenske at telus.net
Mon Oct 4 15:17:16 EDT 2004
Here's the links to the software mentioned below:
Comfoolery: http://www.brianpoe.com/comfoolery/
Serproxy: http://freshmeat.net/projects/serproxy/
Remserial: http://lpccomp.bc.ca/remserial/
Serproxy has both a windows (command line) and linux version
Mike Fenske
VE7MKF
At 09:20 04/10/04 -0700, Curt, WE7U wrote:
>I added this to the FAQ file, plus some others that I gleaned from
>earlier discussions on this topic. Here's the new text, please send
>me additional info that people may have on this topic, as this is
>brought up several times a year:
>
>
>+ 4.20 How to I redirect serial ports from one computer to another?
>+
>+ For Linux, try a program called "remserial". It works as a
>+ client/server pair to do exactly what you want. Google should
>+ find it for you. One user was able to use a spare serial port
>+ on his windows box using "remserial" on the linux computer and
>a
>+ program called "serproxy" on the windows machine. Another one I
>+ have to try for windows is comfoolery.
>+
>+ Another option is to use a Perl script on each end to do the
>+ conversion.
>+
>+ Yet another is to use "netcat". "man nc" should tell you about
>+ it. It redirects tcpip data seamlessly under Linux. Try
>+ something like this:
>+
>+ cat /dev/ttyS0 > nc -p 3000
>+
>+ If you want to put your GPS on a remote serial port, use the
>+ gpsd daemon to do it.
>+
>+ if you wish to put your weather station on a remote serial port,
>+ investigate using OWW (for Dallas weather stations), wx200d
>+ daemon for some Radio Shack/Huger/Oregon Scientific weather
>+ stations, or Meteo daemon for Davis weather stations.
>+
>+ You may also connect to a remote AGWPE instance for using remote
>+ TNC's/soundcards. Note that AGWPE runs only on WIndows.
>
>
>--
>Curt, WE7U http://www.eskimo.com/~archer
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>
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