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I finally got around to testing this... some success but some wierdness. I think it is some kind of terminal setting or maybe because I am using "screen".
I have an N800 with OS2008.
I loaded the usbserial drivers and ftdi driver into the kernel with no problem.
I manually put the N800 into host mode with "echo host > /sys/devices/platform/musb_hdrc/mode"
I get the same error message above about missing file system but I ignore it.
I then connected the USB serial adapter to another computer that I know has a working serial port.
At the N800 terminal, I type "screen /dev/ttyUSB0 57600,cs8,-ixon,-ixo" to get a terminal session at 57600 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control.
Characters typed on the N800 are received on the other computer as extended ascii character garbage with umlauts, accents, and weird symbold. However characters typed on the other computer are received just fine and displayed on the N800.
1. What terminal program (besides screen) are you using to access the serial port? Where can I get it?
2. Is there some character set settings on the N800 terminal that maybe is telling it to use extended ascii?
David
Any ideas?
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