Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
linux BRLTTY="-d /dev/ttyS0 -b eu"
Googling for "brltty /dev/ttyS0" yields that it is suggested to type "linux brltty=....." at the boot prompt. Stracing brltty shows that it opens /proc/cmdline. Typing "linux brltty=tt,/dev/ttyS0" in qemu and then running brltty manually without parameters produces a nice one-line serial console on qemu standard output. So please remove the non-standard $BRLTTY hack, and test $brltty.
BTW, braille devices other than "tt" consume some binary protocol, and it is likely that they would misinterpret the plain-text message from isolinux (if any). So it is not a big problem that isolinux prints nothing (but it still needs to be investigated as a supposedly non-working configuration).
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