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After establishing a connection to /dev/cu.usbmodem<...> I'm not able to send command like ```echo moreThanSixtyTwoCharactersLongString > file_name.txt```. It seems like the line is truncated after hitting return, and only first 62 characters are taken into account (so that "> file_name.txt" part is completely missing), so I'm not able to successfully run this command.
I also tried to write the same line in parts so I did
```echo firstPartOrTheLine > file_name.txt```, which executed successfully.
Then I tried ```echo -n secondPartOfTheLine >> file_name.txt```, but this only adds "-n secondPartOfTheLine" as another line.
I played around with settings, but nothing helped me so far to execute this seemingly simple task: to write predefined lines into a file using serial connection.
Unable to execute a command because it's truncated.
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Re: Unable to execute a command because it's truncated.
What is the device you are communicating with? How do you know that what you enter is truncated. Does you device echo back the characters you type?