On Mon, 2009-02-09 at 08:06 +0100, Dennis Bartsch wrote:
> Hello Brian,
Hi.
> I don't know whether this 3.3V output is intended to be used like that
> but it works.
I wonder how much current it really can deliver.
> I'm cusious whether 3.3V is enough to supply a MAX232 (or derivates)
> but is d
Hello Brian,
> [...]
> I notice on the diagram for the serial connector at the first URL I
> pasted above that there is a "3.3V_OUT" available. Is this intended to
> supply such a converter or is this for something else and I should still
> use an external power supply for the above converter?
OK. So I need a serial console on my ASUS WL-500G Premium to debug this
kexec problem I'm having.
Having a peek at
http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Asus/WL500GP#head-8c0c5262c5a79f43d67037a30331937a6f7b8628
it says that the serial output is TTL level. I have a TTL-to-RS232 converter
On Fri, 2009-02-06 at 23:45 -0500, Brian J. Murrell wrote:
> I have an asus wl500gp that I'm trying to kexec a kernel on. I had
> written about this before but have another bit of info and I'm hoping it
> rings a bell for someone so that I don't have to through the painful
> process of printk() in
it is a good idea to switch to the new SATA/ATA SFF code. CS5536 is
included on the 2.6.28.4. you just need to select scsi disk to be
compiled in the kernel not as a module and switch on the menuconfig from
/dev/hsa2 to /dev/sda2 on the CONFIG_X86_GRUB_ROOTPART
--alex
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