adding console on serial support to bootdisk
"Andreas V. Meier" <avmeier-S0/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.distributions.rock.devel |
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Hi,
we just had a huge discussion on #rocklinux about the question of
$subject. I want to summarize arguments here and ask people to vote for
one or another side.
Pro: - install possible for machines without keyboard
-> you could bring a monitor and keyboard, but that's not always
possible (-> see also embedded devices)
Contra: - another machine might be connected via serial cable and
receive the output as input
-> you could disconnect the serial cable for the time of
install or even use the other side to configure the install
process
- there might be no serial port
-> there is a console=auto switch which decides automatically.
And console=ttyS0 without ttyS0 should not hurt.
The isolinux option "SERIAL 0" also makes use of serial and
normal input.
Other Arguments? Comments?
Ciao
Andreas
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