pu port /dev/ttyS0
pu baudrate 9600
pu minit
pu mreset
pu mdialpre
pu mdialsuf
pu mdialpre2
pu mdialsuf2
pu mdialpre3
pu mdialsuf3
pu mconnect
pu mhangup
pu mdialcan
Requires that GRUB is compiled with serial support! grub/menu.lst
serial --unit=1 --speed=9600 --word=8 --parity=no --stop=1
terminal --timeout=10 serial console
serial configures the serial line
--unit=x
configures the serial interface number x (starting from 0)
--port=x
configure serial interface found at I/O port x (has higher precedence as unit!)
--speed=x
set speed to x bps (9600 is OK and default)
--word=x
databits to x (8)
--stop=x
stop bits to x (1)
--parity=p
set parity to no, odd, even
terminal settings
--timeout=x
set timeout befor displaying menu to x
serial | console
select terminal for interaction. if both serial and console are configured, grub will use the one where a key press is recordet first first or the first after timeout
Attention: grub sees the serial ttys in the order of appearance. A ttyS2 under linux may be unit=1 for grub if ttyS1 is missing. --port may be the better option.
Erstellt: 17.06.2006 15:19 Letzte Änderung: 17.06.2006 15:21
