15 Jan 2007 at 09:03 #1 Nefarious Nefarious Associate Joined 1 Aug 2003 Posts 1,053 I have connected to a serial device over cu but it has become unresponsive How do I stop the use of ttyS1 without rebooting the computer? Many thanks
I have connected to a serial device over cu but it has become unresponsive How do I stop the use of ttyS1 without rebooting the computer? Many thanks
15 Jan 2007 at 09:38 #3 Nefarious Nefarious Associate OP Joined 1 Aug 2003 Posts 1,053 Indeed but if the system see a piece of software as accessing the port it will 'lock' it. The software in question crashed and I need to remove the locking without restarting
Indeed but if the system see a piece of software as accessing the port it will 'lock' it. The software in question crashed and I need to remove the locking without restarting
15 Jan 2007 at 09:40 #4 Nefarious Nefarious Associate OP Joined 1 Aug 2003 Posts 1,053 Actually my post actually jogged me into realising how to do it myself. I don't know if there's a slicker way of doing it but I was able to remove the lock by simply deleting the lock file from /var/lock Makes me seemlike a bit of a fool not to realise before really...
Actually my post actually jogged me into realising how to do it myself. I don't know if there's a slicker way of doing it but I was able to remove the lock by simply deleting the lock file from /var/lock Makes me seemlike a bit of a fool not to realise before really...
15 Jan 2007 at 09:52 #5 Nefarious Nefarious Associate OP Joined 1 Aug 2003 Posts 1,053 Does anyone know how I'd be able to set the port so that root has access? For some reason it is standardly set so that root can not access it. I have done it previously but my brain seems to be failing
Does anyone know how I'd be able to set the port so that root has access? For some reason it is standardly set so that root can not access it. I have done it previously but my brain seems to be failing