Hi,

I updated my Raspberry Pi tcp serial bridge image with the compile of the newer source and updated OS. I use it with a 10 year old RPi B+, C128, and turbo232 cart., and a max232 interfaced with the RPi's GPIO (it will also accept a decent usb to serial,
as well) -- the image should work thru to RPi 3, I would figure. I haven't tested it with RPi4.

It's just a minimal linux install with tcpser. This image is fault tolerant and runs tcpser under systemd; enable, disable, restart, stop, start, status, etc all work fine. sshd is turned on by default so you control it remotely on your network.

Read the document and have fun with it. It's located here if you want it:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11uIrvQUFmcpSXExso47VgdgisIBlJNu9?usp=sharing

Cheers,
~ c

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