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The remote serial console has no knowledge of your local console. This means that it will wrap with safe defaults. | The remote serial console has no knowledge of your local console. This means that it will wrap with safe defaults. | ||
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Tips
Serial console wrapping
The remote serial console has no knowledge of your local console. This means that it will wrap with safe defaults.
You can configure the columns/rows of your serial console using stty.
In a console sized like yours, e.g. a new tab or tmux window:
$ echo "stty rows $(tput lines) cols $(tput cols)"
This will give you the exact invocation for your current terminal size.