Mark Sauder

Helllo again @mrspirytus , after you call `Open()` the buffers are already getting flushed. I'll see if I can try to catch this in the unit tests to replicate what...

**EDIT:** @mrspirytus , I misread what your wrote above. Can you check that '\r' and not '\n' or '\r\n' is the line ending you are actually receiving? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline

Hi @mrspirytus , I'm still not sure what's going on with your setup. There is a unit test in place to test flushing the input buffer, https://github.com/crayzeewulf/libserial/blob/1d1e47a2faae0470f93eb291263b0ce7ea119a81/test/SerialPortUnitTests.cpp#L233 , and I'm...

Cool. What I want to know is if it's been sending data the whole time uninterrupted, or if there is a burst of data when the port is opened. If...

Hi @mrspirytus , were you able to determine when data is being transmitted per my comment above? Is this still an issue for you?

I seems like your hardware isn't honoring the posix command and is not actually flushing the buffer to me. Without knowing your hardware setup it is tough to know, however....

There is no class named SerialDevice in libserial. Can you clarify?

Hmmmm. It's possible that libserial is causing an issue, but it's also possible that minicom is not reporting one.... I'll see what I can replicate. Would you be willing to...

Hi @sousarbarb , are you running on a recent debian distro? The latest release only made it into Ubuntu 20.04. Can you provide details on your OS? Thanks for submitting...

Hi @dollop80 , nice catch! It indeed looks like this can only be accomplished through a SerialStream object at present. Would you be interested in submitting a PR? Thanks for...