Trouble finding on-board serial port via UART: "-bash: echo: write error: Input/output error"
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I have an old tv box that I wiped recently with Linux. I would like to connect a device to its onboard UART pins, to which I've soldered wires that connect to a UART adapter on my PC. I opened up a PuTTY serial monitor that reads incoming data while simultaneously trying to send data from the tv box. But whenever I try to interact with any of the
ttyS*
ports, I just get -bash: echo: write error: Input/output error
. I've tried using echo
, screen
and minicom
, but all of them seem to spit out the same error. While messing around with setserial
, I get these kinds of error messages:
root@arm-64:~# setserial /dev/ttyS1 uart 16550
Cannot set serial info: Invalid argument
I'm totally unsure what to do, it seems almost as if it's none of these four ports, but I don't see another option for UART. I'm looking to at least verify the port name that my device is connected to so I can use it down the line.
TV Box model:
Tx mini 3 s905w processor
Asked by Jeebus
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Jan 9, 2022, 09:22 PM
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