On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:10:10 -0700, Tom Burrell
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tburrell@southwestmicrowave.com> wrote:
> OK I will repeat my question:
> Does Linux have a driver flag to toggle the RTS signal when there is
> data in the transmit buffer, similar to the Windows mode comX: rts=tg?
> This is very handy in RS-485 networks. All too often the Big system is
> busy and doesn't disable the transmitter soon enough to suit the
> embedded end. (i.e. its not real time.)
You might want to re-post this with a relevant subject header. People
filtering through off-topic posts probably marked this as read without
reading it :) Seriously.
Agreed with the other comments: because many of us know each other
face-to-face, we get a little friendly around here. No biggie, I didn't
feel like reading through all of the "top posting is better" commentation,
so I just lightning-marked them "read".
And just as stated by others, this is one of the best lists around. I
just filtered through a really bad M$ vs OFSS flame war on AZIPA. Things
got really vulgar, and the thread not only went on forever, but spilled
over onto other threads. You don't see that here. I guess it's just like
police enforcement on the Las Vegas strip, it looks like there are no
rules, but there are, it's just different. You can drink in public and
flash your breasts, okay, but don't do anything _really_ wrong, like throw
glass or lift people's wallets.
--
Alexander
http://ahtechllc.com/
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