On 05/22/2012 04:06 PM, Oney Kursad-B37792 wrote: > Hi Gordan and Ian, > >>> That is a _sweet_ board! I wasn't aware of it. Thank you for >>> pointing it out. :) Quad core A9 sounds quite awesome. In fact, at >>> $300, that is as good value as a Toshiba AC100 both per core and per >>> MB of RAM. I'll have to look into it - might just be a tidier >>> solution for my RedSleeve package build farm. :) >>> >>> >>> I am seriously tempted to just go ahead and shell out the $$$ for it. >>> Seriously. Really. >> >> If you do, please do post a howto on getting RedSleeve up and running on it. >> :) >> >> Gordan > > I have a sabrelite board (I'm one of the lucky few! :) ) I haven't hooked > up a display yet but I have a serial terminal coming up using the alpha > rootfs. The changes are very similar to the mx53qsb changes I posted > earlier except the sabrelite uses ttymxc1 instead of ttymxc0 (or ttyS0) > for its debug serial port.
Nice one, thanks. :) Hmm... you COULD simply add a symlink (or better, a udev rule to create it dynamically) to make that work without the changes in /etc/init. I am guessing you could simply: ln -s /dev/ttymxc0 /dev/ttyS0 Or do you _also_ get ttyS0 for a different serial port? Gordan
