> I found your Email most helpful thank you. if I may ask, how do you
> get vim to display the correct rows and columns?
> I am using a xterm on a 1440x900 monitor and ssh to another FreeBSD
> machine that has my serial cable to my server.
> vim appears a very small, do you know how to change this?
This is a solution to the problem I had. I think others might struggle with it
too. John Baldwin kindly helped on this list.
The FreeBSD handbook article on setting up serial consoles says "Only sio0
through sio3 (COM1 through COM4) can be used; multiport serial cards will not
work". I have a rece
On Thursday 27 August 2009 11:36:09 pm remodeler wrote:
> This is in response to John Baldwin's response to my question about using a
> non-legacy IO port for an i386 serial console.
>
> I notice that src/sys/boot/i386/boot0/boot0.S uses a call to the PC BIOS int
> 14h routine to access the serial
This is in response to John Baldwin's response to my question about using a
non-legacy IO port for an i386 serial console.
I notice that src/sys/boot/i386/boot0/boot0.S uses a call to the PC BIOS int
14h routine to access the serial console, if SIO is defined. I believe SIO is
defined if make.conf
On Wednesday 26 August 2009 5:07:16 pm remodeler wrote:
> I am hoping for input on a patch I want to apply to the MBR of a FreeBSD
> 8-BETA3 AMD64 server. I need a serial console on this server. The ASUS
> motherboard (amibios) has PCI and PCI-e expansion slots, and a Moschip MCS9820
> UART (serial
I am hoping for input on a patch I want to apply to the MBR of a FreeBSD
8-BETA3 AMD64 server. I need a serial console on this server. The ASUS
motherboard (amibios) has PCI and PCI-e expansion slots, and a Moschip MCS9820
UART (serial board) is installed at pci0:3:5:0. The amibios can be configure
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