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v0.5

04 Apr 12:25
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Changed since v0.4:

  • added a license file
  • added build rules for ALT Linux
  • improved detection of some CP2102 devices
  • small doc cleanups

CRLF, limit escape mode to 2 seconds

01 Feb 15:33
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Changed since v0.3:

  • optional remapping of lone LF/CR to CRLF (-L, BT_PORT_CRLF)
  • automatically abort escape after 2 seconds
  • flash the terminal when escape is aborted

Timestamps, fixed some ttyACM detection

25 Jan 18:44
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This version brings:

  • fall-back to /dev inspection when /sys is missing
  • ignore local virtual consoles
  • ignore already opened devices (e.g. bound by agetty)
  • more reliable detection of some ttyACM devices which used not to be listed
  • timestamps in captures (absolute, relative to init, relative to previous line)
  • timestamps on terminal (same as above)
  • send break on startup with -B
  • quit after detection with -N
  • much better overall detection on non-linux systems in general

Refined auto-detection and filtering, macOS support

17 Dec 06:46
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Changes since v0.1:

  • fixed the make install target not to depend on GNU install (Jakub Czekański)
  • fixed failure to recognize upper case R to toggle RTS (Jakub Czekański).
  • implemented a generic scan of /dev/nodes with macOS-optimized filtering (Jakub Czekański)
  • FreeBSD-specific device detection with drivers and description
  • generic exclusion list for impossible devices names (/dev/null, /dev/ptmx, /dev/mem etc)
  • disabled waiting on -a/-n when -l (device list) is requested
  • always use 115200 bps by default unless forced to 0 to keep existing speed
  • support setting baud rate in environment using BT_PORT_BAUD_RATE
  • support for ignoring certain drivers with BT_SCAN_EXCLUDE_DRIVERS
  • support for trailing * in BT_SCAN_EXCLUDE_PORTS, BT_SCAN_INCLUDE_PORTS, BT_SCAN_RESTRICT_PORTS and BT_SCAN_EXCLUDE_DRIVERS