Am Montag, 26. Juni 2017 20:45:48 UTC+2 schrieb Dropnine:   
      
   > Finally, if the script is working, bypass it and manually type: tcpser -s   
   2400 -d /dev/ttyUSB0 &   
   >   
   > at the bash and then issue a "ps -A" the tcpser should be in the list near   
   the bottom.  If it is, then issue the ps -x | grep -v grep |grep -c "tcpser"   
   command manually to see the result.  That should tell you if the tcpser   
   command is working, itself.   
      
   OK, I've done the following:   
      
   - wrote "tcpser -s 2400 -d /dev/ttyUSB0 -p 6502 -ts &"   
   - then ps -A   
   - and ps -x | grep -v grep |grep -c "tcpser"   
      
   (I needed to enter the port 6502 - otherwise there was no connection to the   
   apple II because I set that port for the telnet address which is:   
   a80sappleiibbs.ddns.net:6502 . Without the -ts there was no connection made -   
   I do not know why.)   
      
   I saw tcpser down in the list.   
   I got the 1.   
   All is running now.   
      
   I don't know if the script is working. I named it startSerial, made everything   
   as you said - but if I type "./startSerial" I get the result "unknown error in   
   line 8" ...?   
      
   Now I will see if tcpser stops again or if it is running well ...   
      
   Thanks a lot for all of your help!   
      
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