I was trying out your driver to use it with a gps using gpsd, and another serial device, so I can choose which data gets sent to a real serial device port. The baudrate of the serial device, in my case called /dev/ttyTHS1 is 9600 baud. So now I mirror the port into ttyV0 and ttyV1. If I let gpsd connect to the "fake" serial port ttyV0, it autodetects that V0 is 38400 baud. The original ttyTHS1 port is 9600 when I start the mirror program. How can I force ttyV0 to return 9600 baud?
Hello,
I was trying out your driver to use it with a gps using gpsd, and another serial device, so I can choose which data gets sent to a real serial device port. The baudrate of the serial device, in my case called /dev/ttyTHS1 is 9600 baud. So now I mirror the port into ttyV0 and ttyV1. If I let gpsd connect to the "fake" serial port ttyV0, it autodetects that V0 is 38400 baud. The original ttyTHS1 port is 9600 when I start the mirror program. How can I force ttyV0 to return 9600 baud?
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