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Is there a nifty emacs command to access the serial port on a remote system?;)

I've seen socat, which creates a virtual serial port on the local system, but if emacs can do it directly, without that, I'd like to know.

Jason Hunter
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  • Can you use tramp to login to the remote machine and from there run a shell command to access the serial port? Tramp will then magically send the output to an Emacs buffer. Alternatively you could try using M-x term, log into the remote machine and then run minicom, but personally I've never got on very well with Emacs' terminal support... – stevoooo May 01 '19 at 12:18

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