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How to list all serial ports on Linux
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How to list all serial ports on Linux

PragmaticLinuxby PragmaticLinuxJanuary 18, 2023January 18, 2023

Linux comes with serial communication functionality built-in. Before you can communicate with a device, connected to your PC’s serial port, you just need to know …

How to monitor the serial port in Linux
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How to monitor the serial port in Linux

PragmaticLinuxby PragmaticLinuxNovember 3, 2021January 21, 2022

Although modern PCs no longer come with a physical serial port, plenty of devices still require RS232 serial communication to interact with them. With the …

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