The difference between terminal and console

Reference Link: http://blog.csdn.net/caomiao2006/article/details/8791775

The difference between terminal and console:
The console is the basic device of the computer, and the terminal is an additional device
A machine tool, or control box of a numerical control device, is usually called a console, as the name implies, the console is a direct control of the device's countertop (a panel with a lot of control buttons). In the computer, the keyboard and the monitor connected directly to the computer are called consoles.
Terminal is connected through the serial port, not the computer itself has some equipment, and the console is the computer itself has a device, a computer has only one console.
Simply put, the terminal that can display the system message directly is called the console, others are called terminal

Error:
In the terminal will appear bootconsole [early0] disabled, serial information can not print out the situation

Workaround:

On the Linux kernel, check the console on 8250/16550 and compatible serial port.

The difference between terminal and console