On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 9:03 PM, CAIannello wrote: > I'm fooling around with a Kindle 3G. I have it setup so I can SSH to it via > Wifi, and I can also get a shell through the "accessory port" which happens > to be the UART (ttymxc0) that U-Boot uses for console IO. > > After booting, I would like to use this UART for other things besides shells > and U-Boot status. I want to attach custom peripherals to it instead. > > I tried killing the ttymxc0's shell process from my ssh session, but another > one pops right up. > > In case its not obvious, I'm new to linux, but eager to learn. If possible, > I'd rather not rebuild/reinstall U-boot on this device. Instead, I would > like to try to make U-Boot release the UART programatically after booting.
this isnt a u-boot issue. once linux boots, u-boot has nothing to do with things. post your question to whoever your distro maker is. -mike _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list [email protected] http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot
