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I have a protocol that uses 76.800 in baud rate. The commando setserial dosnt work with my PCI serialcard and the baud rate 76.800 (B76800) is not implementet in the ...
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How to use a non standard baud rate
I have a protocol that uses 76.800 in baud rate. The commando setserial dosnt work with my PCI serialcard and the baud rate 76.800 (B76800) is not implementet in the header termios.h.
Im using Redhat 9 and Kdeveloper.
How do I work around this?
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Hopelessly off topic (sorry) I'm feeling playful. My excuse it that I read too much:
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Edit /etc/ppp/options and/or /etc/wvdial.conf the baud rate can be set in those files
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