July 2001
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 17m
English
If you read this book straight through, by the time you’re done with it you’ll be quite tired of the Minicom program. I use it in several examples. The great thing about Minicom is that it doesn’t require the test bed machine to have any more hardware than a regular off-the-shelf PC—it just needs a serial port. And it actually does something useful!
The preceding section walked you through the installation of the Embedded Linux Workshop. In this section, I’ll give you a step-by-step procedure to build a bootable floppy disk that will directly run Minicom.
1. | Change to the directory where you want your new project to live:
cd ∼yourhome/projects
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2. | Use the elw command installed earlier to create the ... |
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