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Subject: Re: Serial Console changes in linux 2.4.15??
To: penguin@wombat.ca (Craig)
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 22:41:59 +0000 (GMT)
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> If i manually put the lines back (the "#if 0" and "#endif"), then my serial
> console works just fine.

Except that you broke serial support for CREAD control

> Did someone submit serial.c with the "#if 0" lines removed by accident?

No

> My other question is: Why does this break the serial console?

Your user space is buggy I think, and didn't set CREAD
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