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  • Re: bash prompt · Wolfgang Denk <hidden> · 2002-07-05

Re: bash prompt

From: Wolfgang Denk <hidden>
Date: 2002-07-05 20:53:44

Hi,

in message [ref] you wrote:
         My  kernel serial driver for 8260 is able to give bash
prompt but its not able to read anything from serial console,bash
prompt is not at all responding
What do ypu expect from me? To guess what you're doing wrong?
  when i attach the interrupts its gettting hanged all 8 leds are
glowing ,if temporarily if i  remove the interrupt handler there
is no problem of all 8 leds problem ,coming to bash prompt but not
responding

transmit_chars is happeneing proper but no receive_chars
This can be anything - maybe you just have to disable  hardware  flow
control in your terminal program.

I have absolutely no information about your board  -  do  you  really
assume  I  could  have  any glue what your "all 8 LEDs" could mean? I
have to disappoint you - the quality of my responses  cannot  be  any
better than the information you provide.

Wolfgang Denk

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