Hi -

On Fri, Sep 13, 2002 at 09:19:09AM -0400, Tim Drury wrote:
> > Try running without "--tksm".  [...]
> 
> One problem with this solution is he won't be able to bring
> up the UART1 console and see the output of the program.  Or
> is there another way to see the output?  Redirected to a file
> would be nice...

The "--board" processing logic allows you to configure the simulated
UARTs' outputs without tksm.  Try adding something like
"uart1:tty-uart2:stdio" to the long --board option.  "uart1:2222"
connects it to a TCP server socket at port 2222.


- FChE