Gregory Haerr

Hello @versaloon, Thank you for your bug reports and offer to provide fixes via PRs :) Yes, I would welcome that, but because of the potential differences (explained in more...

Sorry for my late response @RNRetailer, I missed this issue and it must have gotten lost in the shuffle. Have you tried running `miniterm`, this is very similar and currently...

Most of the compilation warnings can be readily fixed by including various required header files, like , , etc. The functions can be grepped for in libc/include/{*,*/*.h}. ELKS doesn't support...

We're running a pretty early version of bash because of size constraints, some of the string variables operations are implemented, but I can't remember which ones. Can you give an...

Dang, our bash doesn't support numeric variables such as in your for loop, nor substrings using ${var:start:len}. Looking at the ash source, looks like it only supports `:-`, `:+`, `:?`...

> How do I use sercat to receive a file over serial? Sercat sets the serial line in raw mode so sending a ^D won't close the file. The easiest...

> Does it work for you? Well - no! Geez, nothing but bugs around here. For some reason (which I'm looking into and will fix) the ^C interrupt from the...

Hello @RNRetailer, > ^C and ^D both failed to close sercat given the above command. I had to reboot. I have found and fixed this problem in #2001, if you're...

We're not quite ready to cut a new release yet, although one is overdue. I've attached a 1440k (MINIX) image for you to test, with sercat in /root's directory. It...

I just tried the image again and it is working. > ELKS.....*****1! The \* means disk sector read retry and the 1 means disk read error. I would guess your...