-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hej David,
second reply, after checking the BIOS settings. David Golden wrote: > > On our PC systems with redirection, there is a BIOS setting for when the > redirection cuts out, something like: > always > pre-boot > shared > disabled > The Dell only knows 3 Parameters for console redirection to serial port: enabled / disabled (is set do "on" obviously) Remote Terminal Type: ANSI or VT100 (is set to VT100) Redirection After Boot When I set the last paramter to disabled, I don't even see the pxeboot (pxe bootloader) of OpenBSD. Logically, I can't type in "set tty com0". If I set this parameter to enabled, I can see the OpenBSD pxeboot and can type in stuff like "set tty com0". But as mentioned earlier, the command is returned with "com0 console not present". Damn... set tty com0 --> "switching console to com0, com0 console not present" Any more ideas? The server is remote, so I only have remote serial console and remote power. No KVM (and frankly, I don't want to have KVM for Unix systems anyway) ./Marian iD8DBQFE9ZUBgAq87Uq5FMsRAgL0AJsHvg5krFRWaP3NaCDM10DiTxBHdwCdG0xp r/C4VluNfZXvjcRmMwSUXdQ= =K/a1 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
