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245 Binary mode is not available. This means that xmodem/ymodem cannot be used. |
245 Binary mode is not available. This means that xmodem/ymodem cannot be used. |
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246 |
247 =item * |
247 =item * |
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249 Console size detection is not supported, and must be disabled in vt100.ini and iosrv.ini (eg by including vt100.ini.noautodetect and iosrv.ini.noautodetect). The console will always be assumed to be 80x24. |
249 Console size detection is not supported, and must be disabled in iosrv.ini (eg by including iosrv.ini.noautodetect). The console will always be assumed to be 80x24. |
250 |
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251 =item * |
251 =item * |
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253 Commands such as fed that rely heavily on control keys may not work properly (or at all). |
253 Commands such as fed that rely heavily on control keys may not work properly (or at all). |
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259 =back |
259 =back |
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261 There are no C<--console-title> options for vt100debugport.dll. Usage: |
261 There are no C<--console-title> options for vt100debugport.dll. Usage: |
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263 fshell --console vt100debugport.dll |
263 fshell --console vt100debugport |
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265 Note that use of vt100debugport is incompatible with using the C<FSHELL_REPLACE_ECONS> macro. If you intend to use vt100debugport you must not specify the replace econs macro. |
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266 |
265 =head2 RBusDevComm variant |
267 =head2 RBusDevComm variant |
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267 This console is intended for early on in board bring-up when C32 is not available, but there is a working uart driver. Compare to vt100debugport.dll, which is only worth using when there isn't even a uart driver available but the debug port and serial keyboard driver are available. Unlike vt100debugport.dll, this console does not have any serial emulation restrictions so the full range of services such as binary mode and control keys are available. The C<--console-title> argument is used to specify the port number and other options in a similar way to vt100cons: |
269 This console is intended for early on in board bring-up when C32 is not available, but there is a working uart driver. Compare to vt100debugport.dll, which is only worth using when there isn't even a uart driver available but the debug port and serial keyboard driver are available. Unlike vt100debugport.dll, this console does not have any serial emulation restrictions so the full range of services such as binary mode and control keys are available. The C<--console-title> argument is used to specify the port number and other options in a similar way to vt100cons: |
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