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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
And OMAP is a Texas Instruments processor I am using as platform for my chip characterization.- nirmalguna
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- Forum: Perl
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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
Objective - I want to control linux via serial port. Problem - I am able to send commands. But not able to send the Carriage return key to make linux execute. Platform - Using Perl on MSDOS(WinXP) to control serial port. Tries - Used \n, \r\n and also under bitmode() of perl. Findings -...- nirmalguna
- Post #10
- Forum: Perl
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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
No, that is connecting to the COM port. My OMAP board running linux is connected to the COM port and accepts commands..- nirmalguna
- Post #7
- Forum: Perl
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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
Hi Paul, I did try them. Also tried the binmode(). But it goes to thenext line, but doesnt come up with the prompt - meaning it dint execute the previous statement. E.g. .#ls -- followed by \r\n .| -- consider | as cursor position- nirmalguna
- Post #5
- Forum: Perl
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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
Hi Kevin, Yes, I am trying to execute the OS command ls . Later on, I am planning to control the OMAP thru serial port via perl.. Thanks!- nirmalguna
- Post #3
- Forum: Perl
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transferring \n from perl to linux via serial port
Hi, I am trying to control an OMAP with Linux, from a Windows laptop running Perl via serial port. I could open serial port (COM1) and send commands, but not able to execute them by sending the enter key. I tried \n but it only moving the cursor to the next line, and not imitating enter key...- nirmalguna
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