Dear List maybe a simple question. We have a pxelinx server in our network which only sent the output on a serial console. Now we want both output on VGA and serial console. I think pxelinux redirect the output default on VGA. So I think the only changes I have made is to add "tty0" into the "label" section in the "default" file. Is this correct? Mit freundlichem Gru? / Best regards Oliver Klein
Oliver Klein wrote:> Dear List > > maybe a simple question. > We have a pxelinx server in our network which only sent the output on a serial console. > Now we want both output on VGA and serial console. I think pxelinux redirect the output default on VGA. > So I think the only changes I have made is to add "tty0" into the "label" section in the "default" file. > Is this correct?Are you really refering to the (pxelinux) server which could be anything you are able to install a DHCP and a TFTP server on, or are you actually refering to the "config" files (pxelinux.cfg/...) stored on the server which control the clients' behavior. In the later case it would be helpful, if you would send (the significant part) of your config file(s) and furthermore tell the list which version of pxelinux you are using. Still assuming we are in the "later case" I guess that there is a "SERAIL port ..." statement at the very beginning of your config files which <quote> "Enables a serial port to act as the console" </quote> and possibly a "CONSOLE ..." statement. See http://syslinux.zytor.com/faq.php and http://syslinux.zytor.com/pxe.php for details. Axel
Oliver Klein wrote:> Dear List > > maybe a simple question. We have a pxelinx server in our network which only sent the output on a serial console. Now we want both output on VGA and serial console. I think pxelinux redirect the output default on VGA. So I think the only changes I have made is to add "tty0" into the "label" section in the "default" file. Is this correct? >What you're talking about is actually the kernel, not pxelinux. For the kernel, to get output on both you would have to do put "console=tty0 console=ttyS0" as part of your "append" statement. Now, a subtlety is that user space (as opposed to kernel) output will only be sent to the last thing listed on the command line. You can't get that sent to two places. -hpa