Thread: Booting an apu2
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Old 7th December 2018
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Originally Posted by jggimi View Post
While it's not the BSD you want, OpenBSD's bootloader can do this with an /etc/boot.conf file. All you need is a two line /etc/boot.conf file on the booting filesystem (optical, disk, or PXE). One line to set the console device to the first serial port, and a second line to set the speed to match the hardware:
Code:
set tty com0
stty com0 115200
Should you consider this as a possible solution, see the boot.conf(5) man page.
Heh heh, that was actually the very first thing I did. I'm just looking for better throughput. With OpenBSD I'm only getting like 2Mbps, even forced to 11g mode. I tried all modes with not much difference. This is with an athn(4) card on the AP and iwn(4) on the client, both running OpenBSD.
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