Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Why would I need a serial terminal / serial console? Note: This apply to qemu/kvm virtualization. If you do a lot of work over ssh on your pve server you would maybe appreciate to connect to your running VMs like: qm status 101 status: running qm terminal 101 starting serial terminal on interface serial0 (press control-O to exit) Debian GNU/Linux 8 debian8 ttyS0 debian8 login: Other use cases: • you lost network access to the guest and VNC is either too slow for you or does not have the features you need (i.e. Easy copy/paste between other terminals) • your guest freezes or kernel panics, you want to debug it, but it is impossible to capture all messages on VNC screen • your keyboard layout is borked on the guest • you are familiar with xm console from Xen and you want to use a similar feature here Some background so you get the idea When you start Unix/Linux on a PC, the default input device is the attached keyboard (PS/2 or USB), and the default output device is the available VGA /HDMI / Display port of the PC. This is called in Unix-speak the default console, or system console. During boot, the kernel sends its boot messages, like device detection, to this default console, and at the end of the boot processes, fires a 'login: ' prompt on this console. (Actually it spawns multiple login prompts, you can switch between them with Ctrl-alt-F1, Ctrl-alt-F2, etc. Azprocede Keygen Photoshop. Empires Dawn Of The Modern World Download Full Version.