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It's been some time since I needed to connect my old NAS device with a TTL-232R-3V3 cable to use with a serial terminal. I tried hard to find what order the wires were, but then remembered I had posted to debian-arm myself and found my own photos from 2018! Success! The terminal which is partly shown is indeed coming from the wires.
I'm trying to debug malloc failures that started on March 9th 5am for no apparent reason, after 5 hourly process restart.
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It's been some time since I needed to connect my old NAS device with a TTL-232R-3V3 cable to use with a serial terminal. I tried hard to find what order the wires were, but then remembered I had posted to debian-arm myself and found my own photos from 2018! Success! The terminal which is partly shown is indeed coming from the wires.
I'm trying to debug malloc failures that started on March 9th 5am for no apparent reason, after 5 hourly process restart.
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@erikaheidi: All of them. 😎 More or less at least:
* I preferred #picocom over #minicom. And for quite a while I only use GNU #Screen for all my #serial connection needs. 😎
* I preferred #ircII over #bitchX. Later switched to #irssi.
* I used the #pon and #poff scripts instead of #pppd directly. Also used #wvdial occasionally
* I used #licq as #ICQ client.
And from those programs which I used in production, I'd say that either #xf86conf or icq is the one I haven't used for the longest time.
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@erikaheidi: All of them. 😎 More or less at least:
* I preferred #picocom over #minicom. And for quite a while I only use GNU #Screen for all my #serial connection needs. 😎
* I preferred #ircII over #bitchX. Later switched to #irssi.
* I used the #pon and #poff scripts instead of #pppd directly. Also used #wvdial occasionally
* I used #licq as #ICQ client.
And from those programs which I used in production, I'd say that either #xf86conf or icq is the one I haven't used for the longest time.
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@erikaheidi: All of them. 😎 More or less at least:
* I preferred #picocom over #minicom. And for quite a while I only use GNU #Screen for all my #serial connection needs. 😎
* I preferred #ircII over #bitchX. Later switched to #irssi.
* I used the #pon and #poff scripts instead of #pppd directly. Also used #wvdial occasionally
* I used #licq as #ICQ client.
And from those programs which I used in production, I'd say that either #xf86conf or icq is the one I haven't used for the longest time.
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@erikaheidi: All of them. 😎 More or less at least:
* I preferred #picocom over #minicom. And for quite a while I only use GNU #Screen for all my #serial connection needs. 😎
* I preferred #ircII over #bitchX. Later switched to #irssi.
* I used the #pon and #poff scripts instead of #pppd directly. Also used #wvdial occasionally
* I used #licq as #ICQ client.
And from those programs which I used in production, I'd say that either #xf86conf or icq is the one I haven't used for the longest time.
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@erikaheidi: All of them. 😎 More or less at least:
* I preferred #picocom over #minicom. And for quite a while I only use GNU #Screen for all my #serial connection needs. 😎
* I preferred #ircII over #bitchX. Later switched to #irssi.
* I used the #pon and #poff scripts instead of #pppd directly. Also used #wvdial occasionally
* I used #licq as #ICQ client.
And from those programs which I used in production, I'd say that either #xf86conf or icq is the one I haven't used for the longest time.