Re: Serial suspend for a few seconds?

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Hi Dequan,

On 4/11/07, Dequan Yang <wolfsnow33@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on an embedded Linux project.
After a while(about 40~80s), it come back to normal state, and all the
characters I had  input
display on the shell(through minicom)! After this, my linux work pretty well
till I power off the board.

We can see that the serial port have received those characters I had input,
means that the receive part
of the serial driver work well, but it the serial suspend for a while, and
then come back to normal,

Is it possible that your board has not finished init-ing when you are
inputting he characters ?
Or does this happen all the time ? What I want to ask is, do you see
this behaviour immediately after boot-up or during any time ?

Secondly, I suspect your minicom configuration might be the culprit.
Have you tried the above with different baud rates ?

Thanks,
Raseel.

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