Re: How to disable console on serial when needed ?
- From: "Sebastian" <bastisoft@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 02:54:04 +0100
Hello,
I have explained. You have NOT understood what I said. I explained what
the linux console is - it is has NOTHING to do with user logins!!! The
kernel has absolutely no knowledge of how a user "logs in" - that is all
handled in user space.
You are right, but that doesn't help much here.
If you use a serial console, you most probably will start some getty-process
or simply a shell on it. But,whether you do or nor, the kernel will print
onto this console, too, and his question is simply:
"How can I completely disable / redirect the console after booting?"
(If I'm wrong here, then please correct me. This is what I understood.)
You have to see it in context - it is about getty processes and whatever,
but also the kernel messages are important.
Regards,
Sebastian
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