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I followed this tutorial and now I'm able to connect to serial line. Now I want to change the width of terminal. How can I do this by using screen or minicom or something else?
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I'm running an embedded poky linux (linux-yocto v3.13) on a beagleboard. However, I'm having trouble when logging in over a serial using PuTTY: the terminal does not resize at all. Usually, the ...
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I'm managing with some boards like Arduino/UDOO etc. but I always face an annoying problem with minicom or screen. If i type a long command, for example: sudo /sbin/wpa_supplicant -s -B -P /run/...
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I'm encountering an issue where I am trying to get the size of a terminal by using scripts. Normally I would use the command tput cols inside the console, however I want to be able to accomplish this ...
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I would like some 83(cols)x40(rows) size on my TTY, so: xubuntu@xubuntu:~$ stty size 30 90 xubuntu@xubuntu:~$ stty cols 83 rows 40 stty: standard input: Invalid argument xubuntu@xubuntu:~$ stty size ...
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Connecting from Windows to Linux (CentOS 5.4) using PuTTY. Console set at 140col 60 lines. Not much else changed from default. Connection is via serial cable to the box. On Linux, installed and ...
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I want to resize a PuTTY window to its default (e.g. 32x120). Typically I enlarge the window with the mouse in one dimension. Afterward I want to resize it to its “default” again. Of course I can ...
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When I PuTTy in, I typically: "stty rows 48 columns 240" after login. I'm after a single-line/entry, in .profile or .bashrc or even grub.cfg to hard-set stty cols/rows If this requires a ...
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A virtual machine (using linux+kvm+qemu) is setup to provided a serial port for a terminal, which is made available via a pseudo-terminal, some random /dev/pts/<number> I use screen as a way to ...
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I am looking from something which gives me an output of comm -3 on two sorted outputs (line-by-line comparison, only additional/missing lines from either side) but which looks more like the output ...
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I have Linux mint 18, the remote machine have Ubuntu 16.04. When I setup remote session via ssh sometimes it is broken: As you can see it is restricted by 80x40, but I expect it should take full ...
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