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From: "Joao Carlos" <jc_rr@bol.com.br>
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Subject: Boot via Serial
Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2000 15:58:51 -0300
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hi,

i'm creating a project based on freebsd, and i would 
like to know if it is possible to boot freebsd via a 
serial.
I mean... like cisco routers, etc... send all console 
stuff to a serial port instead of a tty and how to do 
that.
I thought about linking /dev/ttyv1 to /dev/cuaa0 :P


Thanks




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