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Subject: Re: boot loader serial console speed to 9600
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> I would think if you're emitting data to a logger via uart, you would
> want to disable the serial console completely, so that your data
> generating application can have exclusive use of the uart to output
> data.

btw: how can u do that ?  How can I completely disable the serial console
on FBSD12 ?

thanks,
Stefan