[How to use the Minicom HyperTerminal under turn]ubuntu

[How to use the Minicom HyperTerminal under turn]ubuntu

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System environment: Ubuntu 11.04

1. Download and install minicom
sudo apt-get install minicom

2. Running Minicom
Run the "sudo minicom-s" command into the Configuration interface (or run "sudo minicom", then press "Enter +a" at the same time, press z, and finally press O, also into the configuration interface)

+----[Config]--------+
| File name and path
| File Transfer Protocol
| Serial Port Settings
| Modem and Dial-up
| Screen and keyboard
| Set Save As DFL
| Set Save As:
| Exit
| Exit minicom
+--------------------+
3. Configure the serial port
Select "Serial Port Settings" to enter the serial port configuration Interface
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
A-Serial Device:/DEV/TTYS1
B-Location of the lock file:/var/lock
C-Incoming Program:
D-Recall Program:
e-bps/par/bits:115200 8N1
F-Hardware Data flow control: No
G-Software Data flow control: No
Which setting do you want to modify?
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

Select Serial device: Under Linux, the COM0 port is/dev/ttys0,com1 port for/DEV/TTYS1, my serial cable is connected to COM1 port, so select/dev/ttys1
Set baud rate and frame format 115200 8N1 (115200 8n1:115200 to baud rate, 8 for frame data length 8,n for no parity bit, 1 for 1 bit stop bit)

Because the serial port on my Development Board does not use hardware flow control, set the hardware flow control to "no".
After setting, press ENTER to return to the main configuration interface

4. Save the configuration
There are two save options: "Save settings to DFL" and "Save settings as ..."
Save Settings to DFL: Save the configuration as the default configuration, and the next time you run the Sodu minicom command, the configuration is automatically enabled
Set Save As: : Save the configuration file and enable the configuration file the next time you run sudo minicom configuration name. For example, if I save the config file as myconf, running "sudo minicom myconf" will enable the configuration.

5. Exit
There are two exit options: Exit, Exit Minico
Exit: Exit the Configuration interface and enable the current configuration
Exit Minicom: Exit the Software

6. Enable configuration Files
Run the sudo minicom configuration name to enable the configuration. If the configuration name is empty, the default configuration is enabled.

The next time you enter Minicon you can enter directly.

The command minicom is entered into the serial console screen, while the MINICOM-S is configured minicom.
Note that the/DEV/TTYS0 corresponds to the port that the serial 0 connects you to the Development Board.

Note: If you disable minicom gracefully, you will create several files lck* under/var/lock, which prevent the minicom from running, remove them and restore them.

How to use minicom HyperTerminal under]ubuntu