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I'm trying to reverse the protocol used by an early nineties logic analyzer an its PC software. The device is connected via RS-232 (propietary wiring) and communicates with a DOS program, successfully running on DOSBOX. I'm able to control the device with the original software but it would be useful to autimathe the downloading of data from the analyzer using a custom program but to do so I need to know what is going on the serial port.

Ineed to know what mode is the serial port set, while I know for sure the datarate is either 1200 or 9600 bps (configurable on the device) I don't know the flow control (I guess it is RTS/CTS). I also need to tap into the conversation between the prgram and the device without disturbing their communication. Reading the serial port with another program (cutecom/minicom) prevents the emulator from receiving the data from the hardware. So, summing up, what I need to know is: • What configuration is set on /dev/ttyS0 (via IOCTL calls, i think) • What goes on between program and device. I was thinking in programming a library which acts as a proxy for the standard c library (via LD_PRELOAD) but there must be an easier way to do this.

Interceptty seems to forward traffic just fine (running it to forward RealDev FakeDev1 FakeDev2 {rogram you can catch communication FakeDev1 --> RealDev) however the device does not seem to send anything back. My best guess is that it is because it can't forward ioctls (RS232 signals). Ttyrpld seemed to have potential since it comes with a kernel module but I failed to set it up and looking at the linux driver code it probably doesn't forward ioctls anyway:(.

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It seems like this should be easy on Linux, where the serial port is represented by a fil. Stack Overflow. Log In Sign Up; current community. Stack Overflow. How can I monitor data on a serial port in Linux? I wrote my own sniffer:). Most of the serial ports now are just USB-to-serial converters. My sniffer collects data from USB. Sniffer (C) All connections are set as 9600 N81. Device (A) is connected to Sniffer (C) with a null modem (crossed serial cable) on port /dev/ttyUSB1 of Sniffer (C). Host (B) is connected to Sniffer (C) with a null modem (crossed serial cable) on port /dev/ttyUSB0 of Sniffer (C). On Sniffer (C), launch the slsnif program with the following.