[Xastir] {Dangerous Content?} RE: USB to SERIAL adapter problem

[Joseph Miller]

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I am using a TNC-X and the flowcontrol can be an issue.  stty needed to be used to disable flow control.
Might this be it?  
Joe, KI7WV
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From: xastir-bounces at lists.xastir.org on behalf of Jacob Tennant
Sent: Thu 3/11/2010 8:12 PM
To: xastir at lists.xastir.org
Subject: [Xastir] USB to SERIAL adapter problem



I almost got my soon to be igate system setup but have run into a small
snag.

I am using a USB to serial adapter and I can't seem to get Xastir to talk to
the TNC? I tried it out first in minicom and In minicom I can talk to the
TNC perfectly.

But when I tried it in Xastir it will not start the interface. I am using
the port setting of /dev/ttyUSB0 in both programs.

Any ideas?

Running Fedora12

Jacob Tennant - K8JWT


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