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From: Ziqi He <hyrdmhzq@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2005 11:29:19 +0800
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In message <436b4438.170ad454.6576.fffff10d@mx.gmail.com> you wrote:
>
> Kermit is a terminal which download kernel through serial port, but I need
a

> [Kermit can do a lot more, bit this is off topic here.]

> terminal which can download kernel through USB port because I can not
> download kernel through serial port in this project. what kind of terminal
> shall I use?

> I already told you that you can implement a usbtty device which  acts
> like a serial port on the host side.

> Please re-read my posting.

> Best regards,

> Wolfgang Denk


After implementing support for USB-based console ("setenv stdout usbtty;
setenv stdin usbtty") through serial port, I want to download kernel to
flash through USB port. So I connected USB port and typed the command loadb
using the terminal named Hyperterminal in Windows. But I found that the
kernel had been downloaded to flash through serial port rather than USB
port. If I cut down the connection between host serial port and target
serial port, I can not type any command. How can I deal with this problem.

Best regards,

Ziqi He