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[[User:Robatino|robatino]] - Is there a way to do this test using a virtual guest, if the host doesn't have a serial port? VirtualBox has "host pipe" and "raw file" options for the Port Mode but I haven't been able to figure out how to get two-way communication through them (though I can get read-only using raw file and reading the file). | |||
[[User:BobLfoot|boblfoot]] - Performed this test for F16alphaRC5i386 with qemu/kvm using virsh to start the VM and virsh cosnole to connect to the serial interface. It should probably be noted that this install does a minimal install from fp.o. Users with a slow connection to fp.o should specify a "repo=http://Local.Server.Address/repo" on the kernel line as well for speedier testing. IMHO. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:44, 17 August 2011
The following metadata was found in MoinMoin that could not be converted to a useful value in MediaWiki:
- : initctl status serial
robatino - Is there a way to do this test using a virtual guest, if the host doesn't have a serial port? VirtualBox has "host pipe" and "raw file" options for the Port Mode but I haven't been able to figure out how to get two-way communication through them (though I can get read-only using raw file and reading the file).
boblfoot - Performed this test for F16alphaRC5i386 with qemu/kvm using virsh to start the VM and virsh cosnole to connect to the serial interface. It should probably be noted that this install does a minimal install from fp.o. Users with a slow connection to fp.o should specify a "repo=http://Local.Server.Address/repo" on the kernel line as well for speedier testing. IMHO.