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NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see 5V TTL. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port.

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  • NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see 5V TTL. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port.
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  • NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see 5V TTL. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port. The easiest method is to purchase a FTDI USB TTL-232R-3V3 cable (e.g. here, or through international distributors). This enables a host machine to connect to the turbostation via a USB connection and interact directly with the U-Boot Bootloader. You could however use a level shifter (e.g. Maxim 3232) to enable the serial port to power other RS232 based devices.
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