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#84: Manual control of handshake lines for OpenBsd, NetBsd and Dragonfly
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Test environment
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================
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- VirtualBox host Kubuntu 16.04
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- FreeBsd 11.0 (VM)
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- OpenBsd 6.2 (VM)
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- NetBsd 7.1.1 (VM)
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- Dragonfly 5.0.2 (VM)
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- OSX 10.11.6 El Capitan (native on Macbook Pro)
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- macOS 10.12 Sierra (native on Macbook Pro)
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- Kubuntu 16.04 (native on Macbook Pro)
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- all above on Intel x86 64 Bit
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- Cygwin 5.1 on Windows XP 32 Bit host
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- Ftdi FT232R, max 1MBaud (chip can 3MBaud, but hw rs232 level shifter is specified for just 1MBaud)
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- Prolific PL2303, max 230kBaud (chip can 12MBaud, but hw rs232 level shifter is specified for just 230kBaud)
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- Unknown Asus onboard (16550 compatible?) uart chip, max 115kBaud.
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Just minor testing with this uart, because it seems that it don't supports non standard baudrates.
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For Cygwin, I'd just checked if it will build and ran `picocom -h`. I'd personally failed opening a serial port within Cygwin.
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Note that for Cygwin it needs to implement a `cfmakeraw()` replacement. See also:
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https://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2008-09/msg00295.html
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https://sourceforge.net/p/ser2net/patches/9/
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https://sourceforge.net/p/ser2net/patches/_discuss/thread/8b87fdad/ed37/attachment/ser2net-2.2-cygwin.patch
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Accessings serial ports (examples)
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==================================
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- Kubuntu:
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/dev/ttyS0
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/dev/ttyUSB0
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- FreeBsd:
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/dev/ttyu0
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/dev/ttyU0
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- OpenBsd:
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/dev/cuaU0
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- NetBsd:
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/dev/ttyU0
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- Dragonfly:
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/dev/ttyU0
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- macOS
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/dev/tty.usbserial-FTGNI4B7
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Manual controlling handshake lines
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==================================
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All above listed Bsd variants (FreeBsd, OpenBsd, NetBsd, Dragonfly and even macOS) fail when trying to control the handshake lines
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(rts and dtr) using the `tcsetattr()` based default implementation. But they all basically work with the `ioctl()` based alternate code.
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So I changed that `#define USE_IOCTL` appropriate.
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But however, there are some issues regarding rts and dtr control for OpenBsd, NetBsd and Dragonfly (see details below).
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Issues
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OpenBsd
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- `term_get_mctl()` sometimes reports wrong values for rts and dtr state (after port open).
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- `--lower-rts` works as expected, but `--lower-dtr` lowers both rts and dtr lines.
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Same for interactive toggle via `[C-t]` and `[C-g]`. Toggle rts via `[C-g]` works but toggle
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dtr via `[C-t]` also changes the state of rts (and `term_get_mctl()` reports wrong rts state afterwards).
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- Issues occurs with both Ftdi and Prolific adapters.
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NetBsd
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- `term_get_mctl()` sometimes reports wrong values for rts and dtr state (after port open)
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- Issue occurs with both Ftdi and Prolific adapters.
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Dragonfly
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---------
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- Got "FATAL: cannot lock /dev/ttyU0: Operation not supported" on startup.
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Need to pass `--nolock` or build with `#define USE_FLOCK` not set.
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- `term_get_mctl()` sometimes reports wrong state for dtr, e.g. when passing `--lower-dtr`.
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- When exit via `[C+x]`, got "term_exitfunc: reset failed for dev /dev/ttyU0: Invalid argument".
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: Toggle the RTS line. If RTS is up, then lower it. If it is down,
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then raise it. Not supported if the flow control mode is RTS/CTS.
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Only supported in Linux, FreeBSD and macOS.
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Only supported in Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFly and
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macOS.
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**C-backslash**
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int tty_fd = -1;
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int log_fd = -1;
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/* RTS and DTR are usually raised upon opening the serial port (at
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least as tested on Linux and macOS, but FreeBSD behave different) */
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/* RTS and DTR are usually raised upon opening the serial port (at least
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as tested on Linux, OpenBSD and macOS, but FreeBSD behave different) */
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int rts_up = 1;
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int dtr_up = 1;
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#define CMSPAR 0
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#endif
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#if defined(__linux__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__APPLE__)
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#if defined(__linux__) || \
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defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__OpenBSD__) || \
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defined(__NetBSD__) || defined(__DragonFly__) || \
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defined(__APPLE__)
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#define USE_IOCTL
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#endif
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#ifdef USE_IOCTL
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