Post Ar41kh2pmfe9e255Vo by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
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 (DIR) Post #Ar3wBhsgBRYQKdpSe8 by bloor@bloor.tw
       2025-02-13T00:35:05Z
       
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       I may have a need to use a serial terminal (over usb but still) a bit in future. I made it basically work just using "screen" pointed at the /dev/tty device. Problem is, the UI of the  thing I'm serial-ing into just in a few places requires a Ctrl-Q ... and in Mint in a normal terminal window running screen in this way... it doesn't work. It just doesn't do the thing Ctrl+Q is meant to do.Any ideas?
       
 (DIR) Post #Ar3wBis0VQbvOqWREm by sxa@fosstodon.org
       2025-02-13T00:45:20Z
       
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       @bloor One typically used minicom instead of screen for such things, but I don't recall off hand how it deals with CTL-Q .... Maybe with a shot though
       
 (DIR) Post #Ar3wBjjtH5iE5xjTE0 by sxa@fosstodon.org
       2025-02-13T00:47:04Z
       
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       @bloor @bloor Although I guess since CTL-Q is XON there may not be a workaround for it over serial  so it possibly won't work over anything unless you can remap the app somehow 🤔
       
 (DIR) Post #Ar3wBkWoLCqOXgcXTc by penguin42@mastodon.org.uk
       2025-02-13T02:31:57Z
       
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       @sxa @bloor I wonder if   stty start ''    would do it?
       
 (DIR) Post #Ar3wBlJ1RxPOxDB2ci by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-02-13T03:00:05.195946Z
       
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       @penguin42 @sxa @bloor Here's how I solve it. First, I download a code like this:http://www.zaitcev.us/things/tmp/kermit.cThen, I run gcc -o kermit kermit.cFinally   kermit ctlb /dev/ttyUSB0 38400It passes Ctrl-Q down to the target.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ar41kh2pmfe9e255Vo by pro@mu.zaitcev.nu
       2025-02-13T04:02:31.662869Z
       
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       @penguin42 @bloor @sxa or even easier:  dnf install cu