| commit | 8dd3255293547822eaff97657d2b312bcaa80f89 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Yi-Yo Chiang <yochiang@google.com> | Wed May 22 19:38:16 2024 +0800 |
| committer | Yi-Yo Chiang <yochiang@google.com> | Mon Jun 03 17:35:49 2024 +0800 |
| tree | 14b28e752f75adb740bbf040d8a9931ed599854a | |
| parent | 55e57b98cdb27d292b80a07a5881a8b46f0ee8c4 [diff] |
Configure serial console input device Defaults to hvc0, which is the status quo and also the console device Microdroid uses. Allows configure to ttyS0, which is the actual device Ferrochrome uses. Note: Need to update Ferrochrome vm_config.json Bug: 335362012 Test: atest MicrodroidTestApp --test-filter com.android.microdroid.test.MicrodroidTests#testConsoleInputSupported'.*' Test: Start vmlauncher_app and connect to VM console Change-Id: I2e74abfbec2a9b7fb9b3642cc529eca4be9f0fdc
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