Hi!
I am doing battle with modems at the moment, and wondered what people use to
communicate with them, for configuration and the like.
The common solution on 'real' Linux is minicom, but I cannot compile it for
TS-linux as it
relies on a couple of missing libraries - curses and termcap. These libraries
are required to
do fancy cursor positioning stuff, and all I want to do is send a few AT
commands and see
the responses. I tried writing my own, but it doesn't work properly, and I
don't want to invest
the time and effort if there's already something out in the wild.
So I want something more sophisticated that 'cat' and 'dd' but not as bells &
whistles as
minicom for TS-Linux.
Thanks!
Martin
.. I'll probably ask a question about GPRS modems later on, when I know what I
want to ask.
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