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In embedded serial UART protocols (which may or may not use the RS232 physical voltage levels - often not) are very much still alive. When you bring up an embe
by mfuzzey 3y ago
In embedded serial UART protocols (which may or may not use the RS232 physical voltage levels - often not) are very much still alive.
When you bring up an embedded Linux device, be it based on an old or a brand new SoC the first thing to get running is the UART connection, first to the bootloader and then to the kernel.