Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)

Grant Edwards writes:

I use Kermit. I've heard from others who use cu.

You might want to look at cutecom.
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John Hasler
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References:
- RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: Euh
- Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: Eli the Bearded
- Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: The Natural Philosopher
- Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: Kenny McCormack
- Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: Bob Hauck
- Re: RS-232, serial communication monitoring (Fedora)
  - From: Grant Edwards

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