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Django
Apr 9, 2013, 3:37:08 PM4/9/13
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Hi,
I got a serial cable and a usb-serial converter for kernel debugging.
(My target has a serial port and my host only usb).
I learnt I got the wrong cable, and I need a null modem cable. Now, I would like to know which option would work for me.
1. Is it possible for me to convert the serial cable to a null modem cable. (it has female pins at both ends ).
2. Once I have a null modem cable, do I need a different converter as well or would the same usb-serial converter suffice?.
I would be very grateful if you could answer these for me.
Thanks
D
PS: Both host and target are windows 7 64 bit. Neither processors have VT-X. Neither have firewire ports.
I got a serial cable and a usb-serial converter for kernel debugging.
(My target has a serial port and my host only usb).
I learnt I got the wrong cable, and I need a null modem cable. Now, I would like to know which option would work for me.
1. Is it possible for me to convert the serial cable to a null modem cable. (it has female pins at both ends ).
2. Once I have a null modem cable, do I need a different converter as well or would the same usb-serial converter suffice?.
I would be very grateful if you could answer these for me.
Thanks
D
PS: Both host and target are windows 7 64 bit. Neither processors have VT-X. Neither have firewire ports.
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