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rcurl
response 6 of 10: Mark Unseen   Mar 3 20:58 UTC 2008

I have an old PDA, an X-10 transmitter, and a camera, that need serial 
ports. I use a 3-way (DB-25) serial switch to choose which device is 
connected.
keesan
response 7 of 10: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 02:22 UTC 2008

Kiwanis has serial-to-USB adaptors for $2 or $5 (I forget).  The one we got
works in linux, but we have serial ports.
rcurl
response 8 of 10: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 05:07 UTC 2008

I'm using a USB-serial adapter. 
keesan
response 9 of 10: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 15:10 UTC 2008

I was suggesting a cheap source if you need another one.
gull
response 10 of 10: Mark Unseen   Apr 3 18:40 UTC 2008

Re resp:3: Linux and OS X are not really related on the device driver
level.  OS X is based on BSD, but I think it uses a different kernel
than any open-source BSD version.
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