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24-Feb-2006, 02:33 PM #1
hijacking msg from ehternet to serial port
We are working on a project to hijack a message that is going to LAN card to serial port. For example say we hav two computers connected thru serial port and we use "$>write IP address" , the msg should pass trhu serial port. Is it possible?? Also plz can someone give me C code to transfer files thru serial port of linux machines. Thx in advance.
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24-Feb-2006, 05:38 PM #2
How about a Ethernet <> Serial converter?
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