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We have a setup using an ARM 7T evaluator board with Angel debugger. We're using the GNU toolchain for cross-compiling under Linux. On a workstation with a real serial port, it works great. When we try it on a laptop without a built-in serial port, using a USB to serial adapter (prolific chipset, it it matters), arm-elf-gdb can't open the serial port. I've tried other devices (modem, X10, etc) with the adapter, and it works fine with them. So I know the serial port is otherwise working. Is there something unusual about how gdb uses the serial port that would make it not work with one of these adapters? Would a PC Card serial adapter work better? Thanks.
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