Hi,
This is like deja vu as I reported a problem similar to this one a while back on FreeBSD 4... I think it is a configuration problem but I can't figure out what it is. I need help.
This server is a mini-PC that is to be located in a remote location; serial console required.
I installed a fresh new FreeBSD 7.2. Once installed, I configured my kernel to tailor it to my needs (not finished; just starting to).
The problem is that the system boots, I see everything on the serial console, everything works. I have encrypted hard drives so the system asks for the password, I enter it, always on the serial console, and it continues. I get to the login; typing won't echo, nothing works anymore.
I connected through ssh, tried "echo foo > /dev/ttyu0", nothing is echoed. "echo foo > /dev/cuau0" gives me the busy error message. I then tried "cat /dev/ttyu0" and typed a few letters on the serial console, I see some of the chars but not all of them.
I can't figure this one out. Any clues? I attached some config files with this message including my kernel configuration.
Thanks.
This is like deja vu as I reported a problem similar to this one a while back on FreeBSD 4... I think it is a configuration problem but I can't figure out what it is. I need help.
This server is a mini-PC that is to be located in a remote location; serial console required.
I installed a fresh new FreeBSD 7.2. Once installed, I configured my kernel to tailor it to my needs (not finished; just starting to).
The problem is that the system boots, I see everything on the serial console, everything works. I have encrypted hard drives so the system asks for the password, I enter it, always on the serial console, and it continues. I get to the login; typing won't echo, nothing works anymore.
I connected through ssh, tried "echo foo > /dev/ttyu0", nothing is echoed. "echo foo > /dev/cuau0" gives me the busy error message. I then tried "cat /dev/ttyu0" and typed a few letters on the serial console, I see some of the chars but not all of them.
I can't figure this one out. Any clues? I attached some config files with this message including my kernel configuration.
Thanks.