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==Configure Serial Console==
 
==Configure Serial Console==
  
Wanos supports Serial Console. By default it uses ttyS0 and ttyS1 with baud rate 9600. You can change the settings by updating the inittab file.
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Wanos supports Serial Console. By default, it uses ttyS0 and ttyS1 with baud rate 9600. You can change the settings by updating the inittab file.
 
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Check your hardware documentation to determine the serial port number and baud rate used.
 
Check your hardware documentation to determine the serial port number and baud rate used.
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 10 February 2017

Document migrated. An updated Configure Serial Console Guide can be found in the http://wanos.co/docs Wanos Documentation site]

Configure Serial Console

Wanos supports Serial Console. By default, it uses ttyS0 and ttyS1 with baud rate 9600. You can change the settings by updating the inittab file.

  • Open the inittab file by typing:
    vi /etc/inittab
    
  • Enter edit mode by pressing A or I and enter the values that match your hardware configuration.
  • To save your changes, press the ESC key and type !wq.
  • Reboot your machine by issuing this command:
    sudo reboot
    

    Check your hardware documentation to determine the serial port number and baud rate used.