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Subject: UART #1 access on Sequoia board
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Hello,
   I am working on PPC440EPx (Sequoia) to access its UART # 1 port for data
transfer, while UART # 0 is connected to remote terminal access on host.
However there is no module/driver listed for UART # 1 using 'lsmod'. The
kernel version is 2.6.23. How can I access the UART # 1 in user space and/or
kernel space? Do I need to develop own BSP for this? please help.

regards,
Waseem

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<div>Hello,</div>=A0 =A0I am working on PPC440EPx (Sequoia) to access its U=
ART # 1 port for data transfer, while UART # 0 is connected to remote termi=
nal access on host. However there is no module/driver listed for UART # 1 u=
sing &#39;lsmod&#39;. The kernel version is 2.6.23. How can I access the UA=
RT # 1 in user space and/or kernel space? Do I need to develop own BSP for =
this? please help.<div>

<br></div><div>regards,</div><div>Waseem</div><div>=A0</div>

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