Please correct the Readme, (or correct me if I am wrong).
This serial UART will NOT behave and be detected as a real available serial port.
It is listed with ls /dev/tty*, usable with minicom (as Linux pseudo tty ports are)
It is NOT listed as an active device by ls /sys/class/tty/tty*
/sys/class/tty/ttyAMA0:
close_delay custom_divisor device iomem_base io_type line power type uevent
closing_wait dev flags iomem_reg_shift irq port subsystem uartclk xmit_fifo_size
/sys/class/tty/ttyprintk:
dev power subsystem uevent
/sys/class/tty/ttyS0:
close_delay custom_divisor device hci0 iomem_reg_shift irq port subsystem uartclk xmit_fifo_size
closing_wait dev flags iomem_base io_type line power type uevent
/sys/class/tty/ttySOFT0:
dev power subsystem uevent
It will e.g. NOT work with ser2net and not be found as available ports by many applications detecting active serial ports like the Arduino IDE.
To be working exactly like a hardware-based serial port it should have been listed within ls /sys/class/tty/*/device/driver as having a device driver.
Thank you for considering this subtle difference.
Please correct the Readme, (or correct me if I am wrong).
This serial UART will NOT behave and be detected as a real available serial port.
It is listed with ls /dev/tty*, usable with minicom (as Linux pseudo tty ports are)
It is NOT listed as an active device by
ls /sys/class/tty/tty*It will e.g. NOT work with ser2net and not be found as available ports by many applications detecting active serial ports like the Arduino IDE.
To be working exactly like a hardware-based serial port it should have been listed within ls
/sys/class/tty/*/device/driveras having a device driver.Thank you for considering this subtle difference.