Hello!
I already asked, but nobody answered my question. I'm having problems with the serial console when booting LinuxBIOS on a pcchips m787cl+ motherboard. The serial works for output (I can see what the box says) but doesn't for input (I can't login from the serial console). If I boot the same kernel with the same parameters (console=ttyS0,9600n8) using the original motherboard's BIOS (AMI), I don't have any problems at all.
Any suggestions?
With best regards, Alexander mailto:spirit@reactor.ru
this is almost always an old version of init. We used to have this problem all the time. I'll try to find the patch we used to use -- you're the first person to report this in over a year.
It occurs with an older init and a newer kernel.
ron
Alexander Amelkin wrote:
I already asked, but nobody answered my question. I'm having problems with the serial console when booting LinuxBIOS on a pcchips m787cl+ motherboard. The serial works for output (I can see what the box says) but doesn't for input (I can't login from the serial console). If I boot the same kernel with the same parameters (console=ttyS0,9600n8) using the original motherboard's BIOS (AMI), I don't have any problems at all.
Any suggestions?
I assume you changed "option TTYS0_BAUD=38400" in /mainboard/pcchips/m787cl+ to 9600?
It is also possible it doesn't work, as I don't recall ever testing it. I will try and get a chance to check it this week. All I used was the vga display and the serial console just for status errors etc.
-Steve