When you set a baud rate as high as 360800 on a serial interface, it defaults back to 9600.
You used to be able to set it by running stty /dev/**.xxxxx 360800 first and run that in the background (&) and run the screen /dev/**.xxxxx 360800 immediately afterwards.
Still works for cat /dev/**.xxxx but no longer works for screen
So I can monitor but not type.
Any ideas how to resolve this on Catalan?
Thanks PH
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.15
PabloHoney21 wrote:
When you set a baud rate as high as 360800 on a serial interface, it defaults back to 9600.
You used to be able to set it by running stty /dev/**.xxxxx 360800 first and run that in the background (&) and run the screen /dev/**.xxxxx 360800 immediately afterwards.
Still works for cat /dev/**.xxxx but no longer works for screen
So I can monitor but not type.
Any ideas how to resolve this on Catalan?
Change Display preferences on Mac - Apple Support
How to set the baud rate for Macs in a terminal - Stack Overflow
if no resolve Call (800) MY–APPLE (800–692–7753)
or on line https://getsupport.apple.com/
Thank you for that reply. I had already tried that answer but it keep defaulting back to the 9600 baud rate. It's ok up to 38400, but doesn't work higher than that. Certain serial emulators work, but not direct command line stuff
Baud rates using screen
