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--- userdoc:board_jetway_nf9hg-2930 [2017/06/11 08:50]
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+++ userdoc:board_jetway_nf9hg-2930 [2018/07/07 15:27]
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 **AstLinux Board Type:**
-  * "genx86_64" (VGA video console)
+  * "genx86_64" (Video Console: VGA)
-  * "genx86_64-serial" (serial console: ''19200'' baud for AstLinux 1.2.10 and earlier, ''115200'' baud for AstLinux 1.3.0 and later)
+  * "genx86_64-serial" (Serial Console: ''19200'' baud for AstLinux 1.2.10 and earlier, ''115200'' baud for AstLinux 1.3.0 and later)
 **Complete System Recommended Options:**
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 Initially you must use the included VGA cable((in some countries (e.g. Germany) you may need to order the VGA header cable separately)) to connect to the board's internal VGA header to view the BIOS((press "DEL" at startup)), an alternate solution is to use "Console Redirection" to the BIOS via the serial port.
+!!Note ->!! Leave ''Bits per second -> 115200'' for AstLinux 1.3.0 and later.
 Using the VGA connection, enter the BIOS Setup, go to the "Advanced" -> "Serial Port Console Redirection" .  Make the following changes...
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 Save the above BIOS changes, reboot.
-Later to access the BIOS, configure your serial terminal program to support ANSI color and 19200 baud.  If you are using minicom be sure to add the ' ''-c on'' ' option to the minicom command line, otherwise the ANSI colors will not be distinguishable in the BIOS Setup screen.  On startup hit the <F7> key (or //quickly// type <ESC>[18 ) to enter the BIOS Setup.
+Later to access the BIOS, configure your serial terminal program to support ANSI color and the matching baud-rate.  If you are using minicom be sure to add the ' ''-c on'' ' option to the minicom command line, otherwise the ANSI colors will not be distinguishable in the BIOS Setup screen.  On startup hit the <F7> key (or //quickly// type <ESC>[18 ) to enter the BIOS Setup.
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