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...etected instantly, and everything worked. I guess there is something wrong with serial ports on d2500cc, or maybe I am not using them correctly. There are 4 ports on the board, 2 with DB9 connectors on the back and 2 on the board itself. By default, port numbering starts from the headless ones, so DB9s are com3 and com4. There is a special setting in BIOS which swaps headless ports with DB9s, making DB9s com1 and com2. I tried all combinations without any luck. What is strange is that OpenBSD kernel detects 2 ports only, not 4, so I do not exclude a problem with OpenBSD kernel driver. Funny thin...

On May 2, 2014, at 3:26 AM, Kastus Shchuka wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to set up NUT on a mini-ITX system running OpenBSD 5.5. > > I have an APC Smart-UPS SC620 which runs perfectly well on Ubuntu, > with nut-2.2.1. Ubuntu system uses ASUS motherboard. > > On mini-ITX system, I have Intel d2500cc motherboard with 4 serial ports. > I've tested ports by connecting

Hi, I am trying to set up NUT on a mini-ITX system running OpenBSD 5.5. I have an APC Smart-UPS SC620 which runs perfectly well on Ubuntu, with nut-2.2.1. Ubuntu system uses ASUS motherboard. On mini-ITX system, I have Intel d2500cc motherboard with 4 serial ports. I've tested ports by connecting them with a null-modem cable and running cu in 2 terminals. Type in one terminal, output shows