Download putty to your linux or windows pc
Open putty gui
Choose Serial from the 3 bullet choices
In the serial line type /dev/ttyUSBX
Where X is the number assigned to your serial adapter, you can view it by running
sudo dmesg | grep ttyUSB* |
Speed should be 115200
You can click on save to save the current configuration for faster connection in the future
Click on open
A terminal will appear
Download putty to your linux or windows pc
Open putty gui
Choose Serial from the 3 bullet choices
In the serial line type COMX
Where X is the number assigned to your serial adapter in the device manager
Open device manager, and look for serial adapters, look for the COMX that corresponds to your serial connection:
Speed should be 115200
You can click on save to save the current configuration for faster connection in the future
Click on open
A terminal will appear
Install the tio package on your linux pc
Run the command
tio /dev/ttyUSBX |
Where X is the number assigned to your serial adapter, you can view it by running
sudo dmesg | grep ttyUSB* |
NOTE: when using TIO in BIOS, the currently selected setting could be invisible due to TIO displaying the selected text and background in the same color.
Use a mini-USB to USB-A cable to connect Bedrock console port to an available USB port on your host PC.
Start Terminal utility on your host
Turn on Bedrock
Repetitively press the DEL / ESC key in Terminal on your host to enter the BIOS setup on Bedrock
BIOS settings screen should appear in the terminal window on your host.