If you are using VMware Workstation a nifty little trick I use is to maintain a "blank" Ubuntu VM that I occasionally boot up in order to install updates and then take a snapshot but otherwise don't use. Below are the steps I followed:Ĭreate a Ubuntu VM. I have managed to echo messages into the serial port of a Ubuntu VM and see it in PuTTY on my Windows 7 host.
Maybe this is too complex for a newbie with Linux?!?! However putty would not accept any key inputs to send to (VMware, Ubuntu, Serial Port 2 as \\.
That port is ttys1 as I proved it with /etc/default/grub with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="console=tty1 console=ttyS1,115200n8". \pipe\com_1) to a (windows host of putty set to \\. I’ll trying time and time again to use what should be a terminal login via putty but with Ubuntu/ Linux no one knows how to connect In preparations for a pcDuino v2 and its debug serial port, I want to have a version of Ubuntu in a VMware machine so I can test software results, such as this, and roll back to an earlier ‘snapshot’ if my actions are totally convoluted, confused and I am lost. Yes I have done SSH with network IP connection and it work without error.but If you want to connect to the Ubuntu VM running on the host, did you try sshing through putty? Question: Can you please clarify your question a bit, its not clear what you are trying to achieve. As I read in another google search results:
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