On Mon, 9 Apr 2012, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2012-04-08, edasky wrote:
hello misc @
For many years under Linux I used http://sjinn.sourceforge.net/
to control the relay card, such as
rs232 -d /dev/ttyUSB1-s'\h 2A 61 00 06 88 01 20 87 3E \r" -r8 -hex
Now I need to achieve the same result u
funny how so many perl people and online shellcode tutorials are ok
with that contrived syntax
i recommend perl -e 'print pack "i", 0x8800612a'
it'll adjust to endianess as needed
if you are truly interested in sending hex *strings* then it's not of much help
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 4:25 PM, Ted
On 2012-04-08, edasky wrote:
> hello misc @
>
> For many years under Linux I used http://sjinn.sourceforge.net/
> to control the relay card, such as
>
> rs232 -d /dev/ttyUSB1-s'\h 2A 61 00 06 88 01 20 87 3E \r" -r8 -hex
>
> Now I need to achieve the same result under OpenBSD (5.0)
>
> the sji
On Sun, Apr 08, 2012, edasky wrote:
> rs232 -d /dev/ttyUSB1-s'\h 2A 61 00 06 88 01 20 87 3E \r" -r8 -hex
>
> Now I need to achieve the same result under OpenBSD (5.0)
> Anybody got an idea how to send such a hex string in /dev/ttyU1 ?
Maybe something like perl -e 'print "\x2a\x61\x00\x88"' > /de
hello misc @
For many years under Linux I used http://sjinn.sourceforge.net/
to control the relay card, such as
rs232 -d /dev/ttyUSB1-s'\h 2A 61 00 06 88 01 20 87 3E \r" -r8 -hex
Now I need to achieve the same result under OpenBSD (5.0)
the sjinn project compiles with an error, and is brok
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