Change serial port for system in Linux-CommandLine

Ozzy
Hi,

is it possible to change the output of the system console after flashing? I
flashed the board (mini210s) with the standard Linux-CommandLine 
console=ttySAC0. But I have a sensor connected to the serial interface that
sends data when switched on. At this point the system seems to stop booting
(when connecting via telnet). I don't want to "reflash" the board just
because of this...

Thanks and best regards
Ozzy

Ozzy
Hi,

I figured out how to change the console during runtime. I have included the
following line to the rcS file in /etc/init.d:
/sbin/getty -L 115200 ttySAC1 vt100
But it seems that my device, that is connected to the arm-board and is
sending data from the beginning, blocks the boot process of the arm. Is
there a possibility to redirect the console in an earlier state of booting?

Best regards
Ozzy

Srikanth
Hi Ossy,

I am not sure, but i think u need to modify this u-boot, because u already
changed in the init.d or init.rc file for console.

So i think something related to uboot modification for the console change.

Because default console driver is the first which is loaded w.r.t to the
uboot only as per my knowledge....

Please guide or provide information if u got any information on this
success.

Thanks,
Srikanth.