If you run the RSZ itself from the serial terminal, remember that rz
outputs debug info so you have to direct stderr to /dev/null ... eg:
rz 2> /dev/null
Terminal speed while the kernel boots is governed and controlled by the
bootloader. If you're not running a proper getty on the serial port (I
suspect the helio just dumps into a shell) this will also affect the
speed of the shell. Otherwise, you set it in /etc/inittab to run your
gettys at whatever speed you want.
John
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Subject: [Pgui-devel] Serial console
I am trying to change the speed of the terminal that comes up
on the serial port of the helio. I have been looking at this for hours
now and cannot figure it out.
I have looked through the dist-helio and rebuilt it several times
with things that I tought might affect it. Nothing.
I have compiled the kernel in linux-helio and then rebuilt the
dist-helio only to find that the serial port is now used for
debugging info.
Is there a copy of the .config for the kernel that was used to build
the stock kernel in dist-helio? My task would be easier if I only had
to deal with one variable changing at a time.
The reason I need to change the port speed is that when I try to
do a rz on the helio and do a zmodem upload it always errors out.
My guess is that 115200 is just a little too fast for sending the
files.
Any help will be appreciated.
Blank001 on irc
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