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The ttya section is used to configure the first serial port (sometimes used as the console) on the SPARC virtual machine.  Using these options it is possible to attach the virtual serial port to a network socket or a physical serial port attached to the host.  The list below describes the options that can be configured:

  • port – Virtual serial port specification.
  • start_console – Start PuTTY at virtual machine boot.
  • type – Virtual serial port type.

port 

Virtual serial port specification.

Syntax

port = port-spec

Description

This option is dependent on the setting of the type option.  The table below describes the valid values for port-spec.

Virtual Serial Port Types
Port TypePort SpecificationDescription
physicalPath to physical device, e.g. /dev/ttyS0The virtual serial port will be attached to a physical serial port attached to the host.
socketTCP/IP socket number, e.g. 9000The virtual serial port will be attached to a network port that can be connected to
terminal  

start_console 

Start PuTTY at virtual machine boot.

Syntax

start_console = on | off

Description

This option enables (or disables) the automatic starting of PuTTY when the virtual machine starts.

This option is enabled by default.

type 

Virtual serial port type.

Syntax

 

type = port-type

 

Description

This option configures how the serial console port will be connected.  The table below lists the possible values for port-type and their purpose.

Virtual Serial Port Types
Port TypeDescription
physicalThe virtual serial port will be connected to a physical, host-attached serial port.
socketThe virtual serial port is to be connected to a network socket.
terminal 

For details of the port specification, see the port section.

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