HP hardware - not really linux
Jim Ferreira
boojum at adelphia.net
Thu Sep 29 23:30:01 EDT 2005
It was a long time ago and I don't remember the exact models
(700s and 800s?) I used but you could redirect the console to
a serial port.
It went something like this:
From Boot Administration mode
> path
(shows current config)
> path console rs232_a
> path keyboard rs232_a
I think I may be missing one more step to set the baud rate,
not sure. There should be some limited help available. With the
default config you may need a monitor and HIL keyboard to do
this.
Try google "path console rs232_a".
Jim Ferreira
"Andrew W. Gaunt" wrote:
>
> Does anyone on this list have experience with ancient HP hardware
> running HP-UX? I've got some servers coming my way (need to support
> them) and they are coming to me sans keyboard/monitor. They are
> HP 382 machines (so I'm told) I know very little about them. Apparently
> they use an HIL keyboard (I interpret this as can't use a PC keyboard) and
> they display VGA/SVGA resolution but, I'm not going to assume I can
> simply plug a PC monitor into it. What I'd like to do, if possible, is have
> them configured to run headless, ie. serial console if that is possible and
> maintainable. This way I won't need to scrounge around for scruffy old
> keyboards and monitors, rather, I would simply conect them to a terminal
> server and be done (like good old SUN hardware). Is is possible? Am
> I dreaming?
>
> -Andrew Gaunt
>
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