[U-Boot] minicom garbled

Hi , all
i have one s3c2440 board , the bootloader is "vivi"
and i try to install u-boot 1.1.4 to this board but i get garbled from my minicom :(
then i use "kermit" , the issue was same.
my setting ,
Baudrate : 115200 8N1
Hardware flow Control : NO
Software flow Control : NO
i search the issue from internet , i got solution
change my languages or export LANG_ALL=C
i do these , but the issue still casued.
HOST :
OS : Ubuntu 8.04 Kernel : 2.6.24-23
Target :
QT2440 ARM920T develop board

Dear SlinceArm,
In message 22677067.post@talk.nabble.com you wrote:
i have one s3c2440 board , the bootloader is "vivi"
and i try to install u-boot 1.1.4 to this board but i get garbled from my minicom :(
U-Boot 1.1.4 is prehistoric, please use reacent code. And minicom is officially unsupported (see the repective entry in the U-Boot manual).
Baudrate : 115200 8N1
Maybe that setting is simply wrong?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk

Hi , Wolfgang Denk
Thank for your reply : )
U-Boot 1.1.4 is prehistoric, please use reacent code. And minicom is officially unsupported (see the repective entry in the U-Boot manual).
Ok , i will try to install u-boot-2009-03 in my board
But , is any other setting cause garbled ??
I get some information about my issue form internet .
They say , the issue is caused about my system language
I changed it ( export LANG=C and my minicom character encoding )
But the issue still there .
Baudrate : 115200 8N1
Maybe that setting is simply wrong?
I refer my board manual , it's 115200 8N1

SlinceArm wrote:
Hi , Wolfgang Denk
Thank for your reply : )
U-Boot 1.1.4 is prehistoric, please use reacent code. And minicom is officially unsupported (see the repective entry in the U-Boot manual).
Ok , i will try to install u-boot-2009-03 in my board
But , is any other setting cause garbled ??
I get some information about my issue form internet .
They say , the issue is caused about my system language
I changed it ( export LANG=C and my minicom character encoding )
But the issue still there .
Baudrate : 115200 8N1
Maybe that setting is simply wrong?
I refer my board manual , it's 115200 8N1
Do you know the u-boot you loaded is configured for your board? Another way for garbling is if your board's baud rate generator (clocking) is not what the u-boot that you loaded is configured for, causing it to generate an oddball baud rate.
gvb

Do you know the u-boot you loaded is configured for your board? Another way for garbling is if your board's baud rate generator (clocking) is not what the u-boot that you loaded is configured for, causing it to generate an oddball baud rate.
Hi , Jerry Van Baren-7
Thanks for your reply
Yes , i am sure my U-boot is configured for my board.
Thanks for your information : )
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Jerry Van Baren
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SlinceArm
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Wolfgang Denk