Re: usb-serial: tcgetattr, tcsetattr

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> > What function  does a userspace program use to set serial device
> > parameter like baudrate,etc. ?
> 
> The "normal" calls?  Have you read the Serial Port HOWTO for how to do
> this properly from userspace?  That should help you out here.
yes, several.

This is what the user program does:
fdtx = open( deviceFileName, O_RDWR);
tcgetattr(fdtx,&oldtermios); 
close(fdtx);

And this is what I am seing in the system log, i.e. a call to ioctl with TCGETS
as argument:
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_open 
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: send_reset
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_ioctl() cmd 0x5401 (TCGETS)
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_chars_in_buffer(): 0
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_close - port 1
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_baudrate_lcr_callback()
drivers/usb/serial/usbrsa.c: usbrsa_status_callback(): reading stopped:
tx_free=4096;rx_recv=0

Not sure how to debug this. Is there some sort of configuration of the tty layer
by the driver required ? I understood that tcgetattr should result in a call to
tiocmget...

Thanks
Tilman


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