What do you exactly mean by you disabled tty?
Thought tty is required for Bridge.
Sorry about the confusion... let me clarify.
I'm attempting to get real time data from an I2C sensor that I want to send to a computer over Wi-Fi. I attempted to use the Console class to send data from the microcontroller to the Linino processor. It was reliable and all, but it was WAY too slow (it sent only 2 or 3 samples per second). I then decided to bypass bridge altogether and write a very simple Serial to TCP Bridge using pyserial. Without bridge enabled, I could send values to the linux processor via Serial1 (at 250k baud) to the shell quite quickly, but there were many issues with dropped characters because of the high UART speed. I disabled the tty in inittab so I could set my own baud rate for communications, after which the transmission worked great.
To everybody else:
Does anyone know how to change the tty baud rate at boot time? The speed appears to be coded into the kernel args. Do I have to build my own kernel to change the speed? Is there a file somewhere I can edit?
Also, I would love it if future releases of Linino adopt a 115k baud TTY speed as it appears to be MUCH more stable.
Anyways, thanks for all the help!
violinuxer