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Remove the default value for the console speed node as this is already
set by the system. Update the help text to display the defaults for
both serial and Xen consoles.
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Bug 7724 related.
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Bug 6883
This enhancement adds ability to configure one or more network consoles.
A network console sends a copy of all console messages over UDP.
Each target can be configured with local, remote and interface.
The only required parameter is the interface name.
The local and remote ports both have default values, and by
default traffic is sent as broadcast.
For more information see kernel:
Documentation/networking/netconsole.txt
Configuration example:
device ttyS0 {
speed 9600
}
network netcon0 {
interface eth0
remote {
address 192.168.91.1
}
}
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Bug 7024
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The devices tty1 ... are virtual consoles and should not be configured
through the CLI.
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Bug 3849, 2289, 4126
Adds configuration of serial console:
set system console {
device ttyS0 {
speed 19200
}
device ttyACM0 {
speed 57600
type modem
}
}
This covers the cases of deleting serial console, changing speed,
and allowing modem console devices
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For some dial in lines, need HAYES modem support.
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By default, turn console screenblanking off.
If user wants to enable it, they can use:
set system console powersave
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Use:
system console device ttyS1 speed 115200
To allow top level node to be one transaction with one update
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Problems found during basic testing of new serial console config
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