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Copy untracked file service file as is from /etc/systemd/system and add to install.sh.
I don't like the fact, that on most systems `systemctl status` shows the state as degraded and that we have irrelevant entries in the journal, just because we don't have a functioning ttyS1 available. Regard serial.log\@ as a "best effort" service, which continuously tries to work with the device and just waits a bit on failure. Use an external command for the loop instead of abusing the service restart feature of systemd for that.
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I don't like the fact, that on most systems
systemctl statusshowsthe state as degraded and that we have irrelevant entries in the journal,
just because we don't have a functioning ttyS1 available.
Regard serial.log@ as a "best effort" service, which continuously tries
to work with the device and just waits a bit on failure.
Use an external command for the loop instead of abusing the service
restart feature of systemd for that.