For legacy purposes, I needed to be able to use the "old standard" way of specifying a custom baud rate in Linux. And example follows.
// configure port to use custom speed instead of 38400
ioctl(port, TIOCGSERIAL, &ss);
ss.flags = (ss.flags & ~ASYNC_SPD_MASK) | ASYNC_SPD_CUST;
ss.custom_divisor = (ss.baud_base + (speed / 2)) / speed;
ioctl(port, TIOCSSERIAL, &ss);
cfsetispeed(&tios, B38400);
cfsetospeed(&tios, B38400);
The IMX23 UART drivers do not support this, however. So I modified the drivers accordingly and thought I'd post it up. NOTE: Technically, the driver should also check that baud is set to 38400 in addition to checking the SPD_CUST flag. But for our purposes, the CUST flag is a sufficient trigger.
This enables custom baud rates on both the application and the debug UARTs.
