Added automatic config script

remdeskd/configure_chip.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+: '
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Script Purpose:
+    This script is designed to automatically configure the CH9329 USB-to-serial
+    device to operate at a baudrate of 115200. It is intended for users who need
+    to update the communication speed from the default or previously set value.
+    You only need to do it ONCE after you have soldered the CH9329 chip to your
+    board.
+
+Usage Instructions:
+    1. Ensure both the host and remote sides of the CH9329 device are connected
+       to their respective USB ports. (The host side connects to your PC, which
+       should show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 or similar. The remote side connects to
+       your target device, usually another headless computer, which should show
+       up as a USB HID device with keyboard and mouse capabilities.)
+    2. Power on the device before running this script.
+
+Important Notes:
+    - The CH9329 device typically defaults to a baudrate of 9600. However, if it
+      has been configured previously, it may be set to a different baudrate.
+    - Incorrect configuration or misuse of this script may damage the device or
+      render it unusable. Proceed with caution and ensure you understand the
+      implications of changing device settings.
+
+WARNING:
+    Use this script at your own risk. Double-check all connections and settings
+    before execution to avoid potential hardware damage.
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+'
+
+# Ask for baudrate with default 9600
+read -p "Enter baudrate [9600]: " baudrate
+baudrate=${baudrate:-9600}
+
+# Ask for USB KVM device path with default /dev/ttyUSB0
+read -p "Enter USB KVM device path [/dev/ttyUSB0]: " usbkvm
+usbkvm=${usbkvm:-/dev/ttyUSB0}
+
+# Run the command
+sudo ./remdeskd -mode=cfgchip -baudrate="$baudrate" -usbkvm="$usbkvm"