# stty -F /dev/ttyUSB0 9600 -echo
# cat /dev/ttyUSB0 > ttyUSB0.txt
It was 9600 usually, but probably it should be 112500 now, as Vladimir
wrote.
If you want, you can ensure some speed on GRUB side by parameter -s ,e.g.:
serial -s 112500
serial
terminal_output console serial
debug=all
insmod ohci
insmod ehci
ls
I didn't get anything captured, sorry... But with the serial setup,
grub seems to freeze on:
disk/pata.c:274: status=0x50, error=0x0, sectors=0x0
kern/disk.c:326: Closing `ata0'.
Something changed in GRUB in the meantime, so try this for current trunk
code:
serial
terminal_output console serial
debug=all
nativedisk
ls
> My mistake, the adapter is not a null modem.
At least these pins must be connected by null-modem cable:
3 - 2
2 - 3
5 - 5
This is valid for "classic" 9pin PC connectors on both sides of cable.
You can check the cable by ohmmeter if it is correct.
Additionally:
There exist some important USB related patches which are not included in
trunk yet - see the history of mail list and search for posts from me
and Melki Christian some weeks ago.
BR, Ales
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