# Configuration for serial ports.
# The kernel supports com1-4 at normal speeds by default. If you want
# anything different (high speed for a modem, 4 port cards etc.) you
# can specify it here and it will be configured during the boot to
# multiuser mode. Run setserial with no options to find out what is
# currently possible.
#
# The first (commented out) example below says to run /dev/ttyS0 (com1 on DOS)
# at 56k bps when the stty setting is changed to 38.4k bps. This is nice
# for modern modems!
#
# The second (also commented out) example forces /dev/ttyS1 (com2 on DOS)
# to assume a non-buffered UART. This may be useful if you are using a
# serial mouse on serial port which is using a 16550A and are finding
# movement is jerky.

# Device	Options ...
#/dev/ttyS0	spd_hi
#/dev/ttyS1	uart 16450
