I've not been able to make my serial port talk at any speed but 9600 bps on
my Alpha. I've tried all sorts of programs -- pppd, slirp, photopc, etc.
None of them work at 115200 or even 57600, talking to a variety of devices
included a Palm III and a digital camera. Only 9600 works. Setting to
38400 and the params to spd_xxx *occasionally* works. However, I never need
to mess with spd_ on the i386 -- why is it needed on the Alpha?
My system is a 21164a 600MHz PX164LX motherboard running Linux 2.0.35. It
is using glibc 2.0.7u.
Thanks!
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