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Marc Franquesa mark@l3jane.net
Fri, 1 Apr 2016 22:45:30 GMT
Hi all After trashing with some traditional console servers (old refurbished cyclades), I discovered conserver and give it a try to test it as a replacment. Good software, almost everything I need and easy to access, so I started to migrate my serial connections to conserver to finally power down the cyclades and have a quite silent room ;) Although I'm having some console issues, some consoles are considered 'down' while they're not. If I launch minicom (also tried screen) directly to the serial port it works perfectly. I'm not using any special configuration for any serial port (either on minicom or conserver) a part from de baudrate. After some tests and tried new devices/serial, identified that the the consoles that are shown as 'down', all are based on FTDI chip, while the ones that work are based on the Prolific PL2302 chip. As all the 'down' FTDI devices work with minicom (but not with conserver) I supose is due some obscure setting or some check that does conserver that makes it consider them down although they are not. So what can I try? How conserver decides a console is down? Is there any special setting required for FTDI? or how can I check what is doing minicom that doens't do conserver to open the serial port? Thanks much