[syslinux] disabling serial in pxelinux
DI. Thomas Schallar
t.schallar at avalon.at
Thu Sep 14 00:12:51 PDT 2006
Hello!
Stupid me! I started with an example config file years ago. It worked
from the beginning and so I never asked, what really was in it. One
should never, ever do that, because the *last* line contained "serial 0
9600". Meanwhile the config file is nearly 100 lines long, because I
added every new S.u.S.E. release for remote installation on top
backup.selfnet.at:/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg 08:23# wc default
93 210 3455 default
...and never looked into the "old" parts at the end of the file - even
not, while I played with another serial option at the beginning of the
file. :-(
I removed the "ancient" serial line and everything works perfectly now!
Thank you!
greetings from Vienna, Austria,
Thomas
H. Peter Anvin schrieb am 13.09.2006 17:14:
> If you don't have a "serial" option, PXELINUX will not pay any
> attention to the serial port.
>
> The fact that none of your hacks worked indicate that probably the
> serial port forwarding is done by the BIOS (in which case you have to
> disable it in the BIOS; PXELINUX can't do anything about it), or that
> you're somehow getting input on the keyboard port.
>
> -hpa
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