Ha, your answer didn't really help me (as the -F flag is not available for example), but a quick look through /dev/ showed another device /dev/cu.usbmodem1411 while I normally connect to `/dev/tty.usbmodem1411. And this one works like a charm.
Maybe best to double check this, but it thus seems that all you need to do on OS X is to write to cu instead of tty. Not surprising though that it is different from Linux/Raspberry, given that it is BSD based instead of Linux based.
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Ha, your answer didn't really help me (as the -F flag is not available for example), but a quick look through /dev/ showed another device
/dev/cu.usbmodem1411
while I normally connect to `/dev/tty.usbmodem1411. And this one works like a charm.Maybe best to double check this, but it thus seems that all you need to do on OS X is to write to cu instead of tty. Not surprising though that it is different from Linux/Raspberry, given that it is BSD based instead of Linux based.