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| H A D | console.h | 0c65f35f47abb22783d093bf0ac1453b96689a9e Tue Sep 09 19:47:41 UTC 2014 PulkoMandy <pulkomandy@pulkomandy.tk> u-boot: sync console implementation from raspberry port
* VT100 is much more common than VT52 which the u-boot port was
previously using (a legacy of the Atari m68k port)
* Implement serial_getc (again, code is identical to raspberry port...)
so the boot menu can be used over the serial port. The enter key is
recognized, arrows currently aren't.
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| H A D | serial.h | 0c65f35f47abb22783d093bf0ac1453b96689a9e Tue Sep 09 19:47:41 UTC 2014 PulkoMandy <pulkomandy@pulkomandy.tk> u-boot: sync console implementation from raspberry port
* VT100 is much more common than VT52 which the u-boot port was
previously using (a legacy of the Atari m68k port)
* Implement serial_getc (again, code is identical to raspberry port...)
so the boot menu can be used over the serial port. The enter key is
recognized, arrows currently aren't.
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| H A D | console.cpp | 0c65f35f47abb22783d093bf0ac1453b96689a9e Tue Sep 09 19:47:41 UTC 2014 PulkoMandy <pulkomandy@pulkomandy.tk> u-boot: sync console implementation from raspberry port
* VT100 is much more common than VT52 which the u-boot port was
previously using (a legacy of the Atari m68k port)
* Implement serial_getc (again, code is identical to raspberry port...)
so the boot menu can be used over the serial port. The enter key is
recognized, arrows currently aren't.
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| H A D | serial.cpp | 0c65f35f47abb22783d093bf0ac1453b96689a9e Tue Sep 09 19:47:41 UTC 2014 PulkoMandy <pulkomandy@pulkomandy.tk> u-boot: sync console implementation from raspberry port
* VT100 is much more common than VT52 which the u-boot port was
previously using (a legacy of the Atari m68k port)
* Implement serial_getc (again, code is identical to raspberry port...)
so the boot menu can be used over the serial port. The enter key is
recognized, arrows currently aren't.
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