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SubjectRe: Init single and Serial console : How to ?
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In article <200407040509.i6459iX21158@tag.witbe.net> you wrote:
> ioctlsave is a small utility to create the Linux SysV init file
> /etc/ioctl.save from a multiple user run level rather than from single
> user mode. /etc/ioctl.save contains the terminal settings to be used in
> single user mode.

this is only about terminal settings like flags and line speed, it is not
related to presenting the login on the serial console. It is a good idea to
remove this file and set the baud rate on the boot command line.

You must configure /sbin/sulogin which is called from init to run on
/dev/console, then you will be fine. Also you should start a getty on
/dev/ttySx for multi user modes (see the serial console howto)

Greetings
Bernd
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