Operations on the kernel terminal in Ubuntu6.10 System

According to the information I found on the Internet and my own experience, minicom is really not easy to use in linux, sometimes it does not communicate, I encountered such a problem, minicom cannot connect to the Development Board. Therefore, we recommend using kermit as a Super Terminal. 1. Download kermit. It is best to download the. deb installation package under debian, but you need to install libsocksd first. Therefore, after downloading the kermit. deb installation package, you can run the following command: $ sudoa

According to the information I found on the Internet and my own experience, minicom is really not easy to use in linux, sometimes it does not communicate, I encountered such a problem, minicom cannot connect to the Development Board. Therefore, we recommend using kermit as a Super Terminal.

1. Download kermit. It is best to download the. deb installation package under debian, but you need to install libsocksd first. Therefore, after downloading the kermit. deb installation package, you can run the following command continuously:

$ sudo apt-get install libsocksd$ sudo dpkg -i ckermit_211-4_i386.deb

2. Rewrite the kermit configuration file "/etc/kermit/kermrc"

The following configurations are recommended when U-Boot and Linux are used:

Set line/dev/ttyS0 # com1 port connected at this time Set speed 115200 set carrier-watch off set handshake none set flow-control none robust set file type bin set file name Character set rec pack 1000 set send pack 1000 set window 5 # Add the above settings to "/etc/kermit/kermrc"

3. Start kermit and connect to the serial port:

$ sudo kermit C-Kermit> C-Kermit>connect# Now you have successfully connected to the serial port com1.