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Small fixes to the bhyve handbook section about nmdm devices and default cu baud rate
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Authored by bcr on Jan 8 2016, 8:37 PM.
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This is a fix to section 21.7.5. Virtual Machine Consoles:
The paragraph talks about switching to /dev/nmdm0A for the null modem cable. But then, when describing the two ends of it, /dev/nmdm1A and /dev/nmdm1B are used. I think this leads to confusion and so this patch changes this to always use /dev/nmdm0[AB].
Or is there a reason to use /dev/nmdm1[AB] all of a sudden that I don't see?

The other change trims down the speed option of the cu line. According to cu(1):
-s speed | -speed

	     Set the speed of the connection.  The default is 9600.

So it is not required to specify the baud rate of 9600 here, as it is the default.

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  1. Apply the patch
  2. build the handbook
  3. Look at the output for that section

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Originally there were 2 separate examples, so nmdm0 and nmdm1, but then it was reduced and left slightly confusing like that.

thanks for fixing.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 8 2016, 11:19 PM
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