A command line tool to communicate with a serial console written in Rust
cargo install serial-consoleUSAGE:
scip [--binfile <FILE>] <DEVICE> [ARGS]
ARGS:
--binfile <FILE> Provide a file that can be uploaded by a remote escape sequence
<DEVICE> Set the device path to a serial port
<baud rate> Set the baud rate to connect at [default: 9600]
<data bits> Set the number of bits used per character [default: 8] [possible values:
5, 6, 7, 8]
<parity> Set the parity checking mode [default: N] [possible values: N, O, E]
<stop bits> Set the number of stop bits transmitted after every character [default: 1]
[possible values: 1, 2]
<flow control> Set the flow control mode [default: N] [possible values: N, H, S]
Escape commands begin with <Enter> and end with one of the following sequences:
~~ - send the '~' character
~. - terminate the connection
For more verbose help information and parameter suggestions add the --help option:
scip --helpThis version of scip supports the upload protocol used by
https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutorials/
for uploading kernel images to a Raspberry Pi: this is
intended as a replacement for the Ruby minipush in the
tutorials. See the tutorial source code for details.
scip /dev/ttyUSB0 115200
scip /dev/ttyUSB1 19200 6 E 2 H
scip --binfile kernel8.img /dev/ttyUSB0 921600 8 N 1 NMIT