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Subject: serial on neopi neo
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hi,
after fiddling with the dts file (with the help from Milo), I got 2 =
serial ports to work(apart from the /dev/ttyu0),
but not together! ie, if i try each one individually all is ok, but once =
I open both of them, only
/dev/ttyu1 works, /dev/ttyu2 hangs (i have yet to see if its the output =
or input)

any ideas?

cheers,
	danny
PS: I have not tested this on orange* but I suspect it will be the same.=