VMWARE

[peter_dettori]

Hi,

I am running linux on my desktop with Windows installed under VMWare.
I would like to get dynamic C working on it but it fails to
communicate over the on board serial port, or via the USB-serial
converter i use. I have installed and used dynamic C on a windows
desktop without problem before so i think this is a VMWare issue.
Using hyperterminal I have been able to see that data is going in and
out via the correct port.

Does anyone have any experience getting this to work?

,
pete










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[Juan M. Sardón]

Are you looking if all the RS 232 signals are present?
The prog cable requieres not only Tx and Rx, also DTR and DSR signals.


Juan M. Sardón

[nerdx86]

Post by peter_dettori
Hi,
I am running linux on my desktop with Windows installed under VMWare.
I would like to get dynamic C working on it but it fails to
communicate over the on board serial port, or via the USB-serial
converter i use. I have installed and used dynamic C on a windows
desktop without problem before so i think this is a VMWare issue.
Using hyperterminal I have been able to see that data is going in and
out via the correct port.
Does anyone have any experience getting this to work?
,
pete

Have you tried the USB comunications option and disabling the
Processor verification?

Dynamic C has very strict timing requirements (too much so in my
opinion), so you may be seeing something related to that.. The 2
options I mentioned previously help with the timing..







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[Peter Dettori]

Hi,

I managed to get it going using a usb-serial adaptor. it seems that
going through through the VMWare/linux drivers does not work, at least
not without some tweaking.

,
pete






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