faux-mgs uart-attach: try to impersonate picocom #28
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andrewjstone
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Added in this PR:
faux-mgs --logfile <FILE>command to write slog output to a file instead of stderrfaux-mgs uart-attach:--imap <RULES>,--omap <RULES>: basically like picocom (but doesn't support the*hexremappings)--uart-logfile <FILE>: record everything we read from MGS toFILEChanged in this PR:
faux-mgs uart-attach's--rawflag is now--no-raw(i.e., raw is the default)Ctrl-A Ctrl-Xinstead ofCtrl-A Ctrl-CThis has some overlap / copy paste with oxidecomputer/humility#288 (
picocom_map.rsin particular is a direct copy/paste). Might be worth trying to abstract a "serial console tty client" crate at some point?