[Nut-upsuser] nut-upsd on mac os

Robert Welz welz at fixe-post.de
Thu Jan 11 18:20:11 CET 2007


Am 11.01.2007 um 01:48 schrieb Charles Lepple:
> On 1/10/07, Robert Welz <welz at fixe-post.de> wrote:
>> Hello.
>>
>> I have an cheap seriell to usb adapter with the Prolific chipset
>> hooked on my mac, but I don't know which tty to configure. OS X
>> regognizes the device in its system profiler.
>>
>> /dev/ttys0 seems wrong.
>
> What does 'ls -l /dev/tty.*' return?
>
> --  
> - Charles Lepple



nausciaa:/Users/rwelz root# ls /dev/tty.*
/dev/tty.ws_iiCOM       /dev/tty.ws_iiFAX       /dev/tty.ws_iiMLPPP

I am confused, that is from my webshuttle isdn modem.

Could is be that I miss something? The system profiler returns:
USB-Serial Controller:

   Version:	3.00
   Bus-Strom (mA):	500
   Geschwindigkeit:	Bis zu 12 MBit/s
   Hersteller:	Prolific Technology Inc.
   Produkt-ID:	0x2303
   Hersteller-ID:	0x067b

but no tty.* entry. Could that mean I have no driver installed? But  
then the system profiler wouldn't display the device?

ls /dev/tty* gives:
nausciaa:/Users/rwelz root# ls /dev/tty*
/dev/tty                /dev/ttyq2              /dev/ 
ttyr8              /dev/ttyse              /dev/ttyu4              / 
dev/ttyva
/dev/tty.ws_iiCOM       /dev/ttyq3              /dev/ 
ttyr9              /dev/ttysf              /dev/ttyu5              / 
dev/ttyvb
/dev/tty.ws_iiFAX       /dev/ttyq4              /dev/ 
ttyra              /dev/ttyt0              /dev/ttyu6              / 
dev/ttyvc
/dev/tty.ws_iiMLPPP     /dev/ttyq5              /dev/ 
ttyrb              /dev/ttyt1              /dev/ttyu7              / 
dev/ttyvd
/dev/ttyp0              /dev/ttyq6              /dev/ 
ttyrc              /dev/ttyt2              /dev/ttyu8              / 
dev/ttyve
/dev/ttyp1              /dev/ttyq7              /dev/ 
ttyrd              /dev/ttyt3              /dev/ttyu9              / 
dev/ttyvf
/dev/ttyp2              /dev/ttyq8              /dev/ 
ttyre              /dev/ttyt4              /dev/ttyua              / 
dev/ttyw0
/dev/ttyp3              /dev/ttyq9              /dev/ 
ttyrf              /dev/ttyt5              /dev/ttyub              / 
dev/ttyw1
/dev/ttyp4              /dev/ttyqa              /dev/ 
ttys0              /dev/ttyt6              /dev/ttyuc              / 
dev/ttyw2
/dev/ttyp5              /dev/ttyqb              /dev/ 
ttys1              /dev/ttyt7              /dev/ttyud              / 
dev/ttyw3
/dev/ttyp6              /dev/ttyqc              /dev/ 
ttys2              /dev/ttyt8              /dev/ttyue              / 
dev/ttyw4
/dev/ttyp7              /dev/ttyqd              /dev/ 
ttys3              /dev/ttyt9              /dev/ttyuf              / 
dev/ttyw5
/dev/ttyp8              /dev/ttyqe              /dev/ 
ttys4              /dev/ttyta              /dev/ttyv0              / 
dev/ttyw6
/dev/ttyp9              /dev/ttyqf              /dev/ 
ttys5              /dev/ttytb              /dev/ttyv1              / 
dev/ttyw7
/dev/ttypa              /dev/ttyr0              /dev/ 
ttys6              /dev/ttytc              /dev/ttyv2              / 
dev/ttyw8
/dev/ttypb              /dev/ttyr1              /dev/ 
ttys7              /dev/ttytd              /dev/ttyv3              / 
dev/ttyw9
/dev/ttypc              /dev/ttyr2              /dev/ 
ttys8              /dev/ttyte              /dev/ttyv4              / 
dev/ttywa
/dev/ttypd              /dev/ttyr3              /dev/ 
ttys9              /dev/ttytf              /dev/ttyv5              / 
dev/ttywb
/dev/ttype              /dev/ttyr4              /dev/ 
ttysa              /dev/ttyu0              /dev/ttyv6              / 
dev/ttywc
/dev/ttypf              /dev/ttyr5              /dev/ 
ttysb              /dev/ttyu1              /dev/ttyv7              / 
dev/ttywd
/dev/ttyq0              /dev/ttyr6              /dev/ 
ttysc              /dev/ttyu2              /dev/ttyv8              / 
dev/ttywe
/dev/ttyq1              /dev/ttyr7              /dev/ 
ttysd              /dev/ttyu3              /dev/ttyv9              / 
dev/ttywf
nausciaa:/Users/rwelz root#

--
Robert Welz








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