> For a workaround:
>
> This way You get a fixed brightness and somewhat working computer.
> Now You can wait for a replacement pot and play with the computer.
So turns out the pot itself is good after further testing. Of course now the
question is why won't the brightness adjust on the machine?
For a workaround:
1. Solder any same size pot with suitable long wires to the location (if
possible)
2. Adjust the brightness to Your liking
3. Remove the pot
4. Measure the resistance
5. Solder a measured value resistor where the pot was.
This way You get a fixed brightness and somewhat working
> Would it have been included on (older) Smart Start CD-ROMs?
>
> I know that there are copies of Smart Start CD-ROM's around the
> Internet. I have a few versions, but I think they would have all been
> early iLO generation.
>
Hi Grant,
I am not sure. From what little information I could fin
On 1/19/21 11:29 AM, Ali via cctalk wrote:
Hello All,
Hi Ali,
I am looking for an old piece of Compaq SW. It is used to communicate
with a Server Manager/R (or sometimes also known as System Manager)
board.
Would it have been included on (older) Smart Start CD-ROMs?
I know that there are c
Hello All,
I am looking for an old piece of Compaq SW. It is used to communicate with a
Server Manager/R (or sometimes also known as System Manager) board. This was
Compaq's first attempt at a lights-out management (LOM) board. If anyone has
a copy and can share I would appreciate it! Thank you.
