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I had USB-RS232 cabel, that I made early for my Zaurus C1000. The cabel repaired for USB-host mode (B mini-USB).
N800 work under OS 2008. I cross-complie kernel modules usbserial.ko, pl2303.ko and made port utilites minicom and cu.
After them load by insmod this modules, plug cabel into usb port and find new device - /dev/ttyUSB0 !!!
Now I have mini serial console in my pocket! It's very nice to me
Last edited by gLobster; 2007-12-12 at 12:34.