Linux setconsole Command

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Linux setconsole Command

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The Linux setconsole command is used to set the system terminal.

setconsole can be used to specify the system terminal.

Syntax

setconsole 

Parameters:

• serial Use the PROM terminal.
• ttya, cua0, or ttyS0 Use the first serial port device as the terminal.
• ttyb, cua1, or ttyS1 Use the second serial port device as the terminal.
• video Use the video card on the host as the terminal.

Examples

Set the terminal

# setconsole ttyS0

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