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How to set baude rate of Serial port using setserial or other command
Hello,
I am encountering problems when I use termios structure to set my baud rate of serial port. Pls give me a way by which I can set the same using a different command 
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man cfspeed
Bear in mind that the tty driver resets stuff back to defaults at close() time if there is no other process with the tty open. (At last close, you're back to normal.) So a program that uses the tty port must set the speed itself.
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