On Sat, Jan 10, 2004 at 12:15:09PM +1000, Phil wrote:
> I also tried xwisp but I didn't really progress very far with it. "./xwisp.py"
> gave me the help information but "./xwisp.py port /dev/ttyS0 term 1200"
> returned several error messages including "ValueError: invalid literal for
> int(): /dev/ttyS0". Most likely I've misunderstood how to use xwisp but I'll
> continue to experiment with it.

xwisp takes a port number rather than the device name.  It's "./xwisp.py
port 1 ..." to talk to the serial port at 19200bps (can't remember if
it counts from 0 or 1).  It'll only work with a Wisp628 programmer of
course; I'm not sure from your message whether you were trying to use it
with a different serial programmer.

Chris

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