You do not have to redirect the console at all from its default, contrary to
advice that's been published here, to get the stowaway keyboard to work.
I've only ever redirected the console for debugging purposes; otherwise, I
leave it pointed at the serial port. I have yet to have a single problem. As
long as the line in inittab that runs getty is commented out, it should Just
Work(tm).
What I *do* still have issues with is using the keyboard after a suspension;
but then, *none* of the services that use the usb/serial port (including usb
ethernet) seem to survive suspension.
/m
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 03:26:25PM +0000, D.A.Johnston wrote:
>
> The question has been asked several times, but I haven't seen
> (or found) a working answer:
>
> Can a stowaway keyboard be made to co-exist with Qtopia without plastering
> console messages across the screen on any system events?
> (removing the console=.. from /boot/params is putting all the stuff
> on screen instead, suggestions such as console= /dev/null don't work
> either, and if I'm running Qtopia I can't set up an rxvt as a console...)
>
> Setup is Familiar v0.5, Bipolar's QPE feed.
>
> Des Johnston
>
>
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