Hi, I realize this might be controversial, and for that I apologize. <rant> I'm really tired of having to explain to people about the serial console stuff on a small board that has hdmi built in. I believe this is one of the major reasons Fedora isn't listed first (or at all) on these boards lists of distributions. For someone just starting out, getting a serial port up and running is way too high of a starting block. </rant> I realize the reason for wanting/needing uboot to go through a serial port. But with F23, we have a uboot that will handle hdmi on a vast majority of the arm boards. I see a few ways of having both serial and hdmi/vga. 1 - Find a nice configuration that does output for both. 2 - Having two uboot packages 3 - Building two binaries for each board in the current uboot package. 4 - Do away with the patch and simply use the default uboot configuration. Troy p.s. I do realize the current build time of uboot is large already. p.p.s. I am willing and able to do leg work for some of this. But I'm asking first because I don't want to get shot down after I've done the work. _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm
