Re: Silo Needs the keyboard hit on reboot....

[Anders Hammarquist]

>How can I get my Sparc IPX to pass by the SILO Boot:
>pause on boot (just hafta hit return?!?!?).  Is there an
>/etc/silo.conf entry? a NVRAM thing?

timeout = 

in /etc/silo.conf will make it continue booting after sitting at
the prompt for a bit.

>How about a more curable time set on boot?  Should I point it to
>one of my SGI or Solaris boxes to get NTP?

Install the xntp3 package and point it to your ntp server(s).

Regards,
/Anders

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Silo Needs the keyboard hit on reboot....

[John Westerdale]

Hi All,

Probably an old question, but.

  How can I get my Sparc IPX to pass by the SILO Boot: 
pause on boot (just hafta hit return?!?!?).  Is there an
/etc/silo.conf entry? a NVRAM thing?  

  Another from same (???)

   How about a more curable time set on boot?  Should I point it to
one of my SGI or Solaris boxes to get NTP?

Thanks... John Westerdale

Would make linux/server more durable/reliable
 
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