Fortunately, I saw this thread and deceided to describe my experiences so far. As the serial console stops working when init takes over, the serial console is in this state more or less useless. This file currently exists but is empty. Besides that I hope to get some new ideas of further forum members reading this thread. And the straight nanobsd images e. 
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Intel® Desktop Board D2500CC
Subscribe to our Newsletter Product information, software announcements, and special offers. My second question is not that important, because my pfSense router is running in headless mode.
Or do you have any advice how to get the serial console fully working? As it has only two serial ports with COM1 beeing an external one I didn't have your initial problems. I know that some work has been done recently on that.
Root mount waiting for: Reply Quote 0 1 Reply Last reply. And I did even try the 4g straight nano image of several 2. To be honest, I suppose there might be some problem with the getty process biod after beeing started by init. Then I gave up and installed the 4g nano VGA image and made the machine my active home firewall. It ends with dd2500cce As soon as I have some time left, I will switch back to my alix box and test a recent 2.
I noticed it when testing the webgui option in 2.
I did all the changes as desribed in my previous post. I should perhaps switch back to my still fully configured alix2d13 while testing the Jetway box. So if you are looking at you won't see it. Now I'm getting boot output on the serial console. Nevertheless, how do you judge my serial console problem: I'm really out of ideas but I'll be following this thread if anyone else has thoughts.
There is no boot menu for example in the standard nano image. Would you advice me to open a bug ticket?
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I don't know what you should see. The newer BIOS has a new option, which allows you to swap the port assignment. Therefore I am hesitating which file to adapt. I can disable individual serial ports in the BIOS, but they are not labeled i.
We provide leading-edge network security at a fair price - regardless of organizational size or network sophistication. So, that still leaves my initial question: With this option checked, the external headers become serial ports 0 and 1. It's certainly interesting to know that other hardware is suffering a similar problem though it could be unrelated.
I'm guessing that pfSense is picking up one of the internal ports as COM1. Or should I wait for some more feedback from other users?
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I can see the boot menu on the serial console and I can even select boot entries from bjos menu. I could not see. This file is copied across firmware updates. Can I conclude any new aspects from it? I suppose I could determine this in at most four tries, but I was wondering if anyone else has figured this out?
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