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fix minor typos in Serial-HOWTO.sgml

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Jason Leschnik 2016-10-24 22:21:48 +11:00
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@ -925,7 +925,7 @@ program at the remote computer can't write to it anymore and thus
temporarily halts.
Thus a stop signal from a text terminal has halted a program on a
remote computer computer. What a long sequence of events! Note
remote computer. What a long sequence of events! Note
that the stop signal passed thru 4 serial ports, 2 modems, and one
application program (minicom). Each serial port has 2 buffers (in one
direction of flow): the 8k one and the hardware 16-byte one. The
@ -1120,7 +1120,7 @@ loads. Of course if the driver doesn't come both ways (as a
compile-time option and as a module) you have no such choice.
If you want to see what has already been compiled into an existing
working kernel, go the the /boot directory (or wherever the compiled
working kernel, go to the /boot directory (or wherever the compiled
kernel(s) reside) and look in the config... file.
In the 2.6 kernel there are many options to select from in the
@ -1165,7 +1165,7 @@ moxa-smartio, riscom8, specialix, stallion, and sx (specialix).
The serial ports your multiport board uses depends on what kind of
board you have. Some have their own device names like /dev/ttyE27
(Stallion) or /dev/ttyD2 (Digiboard), etc. For various other brands,
see see devices.txt in the kernel documentation. Some use the
see devices.txt in the kernel documentation. Some use the
standard names like /dev/ttyS14 and may be found in configuration
files that used as arguments to <tt>setserial</tt>. Such files may be
included in a setserial or serial package.