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Is it possible to redirect console to serial port?
But if you are just looking to get a login via serial after boot this should work. That should connect to /dev/ttyS2 at 115200 baud and emulate a vt100 terminal. It is not possible, as far as I know. The netconsole modules does something similar, but for network devices.
Where do I find the redirection settings for assembly?
Vendors of assemblies can direct apps to a newer version of an assembly by including a publisher policy file with the new assembly. The publisher policy file, which is located in the global assembly cache, contains assembly redirection settings. Each major.minor version of an assembly has its own publisher policy file.
How to redirect one version of an assembly file to another?
You use the same XML format to specify binding redirects whether it’s in the app configuration file, the machine configuration file, or the publisher policy file. To redirect one assembly version to another, use the element. The oldVersion attribute can specify a single assembly version or a range of versions.
How does binding redirection work in.net framework?
A binding redirection in a configuration file for a unified .NET Framework assembly cancels the unification for that assembly. In addition, you may want to manually redirect assembly binding for third-party assemblies if there are multiple versions available.
How to use serial console in Grub boot?
In order to use serial console you need to configure GRUB boot loader and make changes to /etc/inittab file. Following instructions are tested on : The first line tells GRUB to use the first serial port at a baud rate of 19200
Where to find console in Grub config file?
Find the kernel line (grub config file) which corresponds to your currently running kernel. Add the following at the end of that line – console=tty0 console=ttyS0,9600n8: Save and close the file. When multiple console= options are listed, the Linux kernel will output (tty0, ttyS1) to both when possible.