pbp serial console question
I'm going to get pines serial console connector for my pbp, Stuart raves about serial console. :)
I really don't like messing with taking the under cover off, Stuart has tape on the screws/screw holes on his pbp. As I don't use the headphone connector used for the audio, the speakers are fine, can I just leave the switch that toggles Sound vs UART set to UART without affecting any audio output? So I can always have serial console availability? THANKS! |
That is correct. The speakers are separate from the headphone / UART connection.
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serial console booting screen garbage ?
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I made serial console cord like mozes and got garbage while booting, thought maybe I made it wrong.
I got pines serial console cord and got same thing. Quick search says change baud rate, I tried several and still get garbage while booting. Seems to work ok after boot. Also tried connecting with minicom, same result. So I'm guessing something to do like with lilo using "framebuffer console"? See attached please, thanks. |
The Slackware docs here: https://docs.slackware.com/slackware...l_uart_adapter
Code:
screen -T screen-256color /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 Code:
screen -T screen-256color /dev/ttyUSB0 1500000 A permanent fix would be to replace the Tow-Boot with Slackware's u-boot. Which can be accomplished by running the Slackware ARM recovery image on your SD card. That is located here: https://docs.slackware.com/slackware...r_to_spi_flash You can download the recovery image here: https://slackware.uk/slackwarearm/pl...covery/rk3399/ After that the 115200 baud rate listed above is what you should be using. Just make sure you select the pinebook pro recovery image. |
just "replaced the Tow-Boot with Slackware's u-boot."
still get garbage while booting, this is through usb 3.0 powered hub and 2.0 usb connector on pc, using pines serial cord or homemade one, same result I'll try other baud rate when I have some time. |
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You can get the Moyina usb to serial adapter, along with a few dupont cables here: https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Seria...s%2C162&sr=8-3
It's quite good as long as you set the right baud rate when you connect. |
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