When: May 16, 2012 7PM (6:30PM for QA)
Topic: Hacking Embedded Linux: More Hardware than You Require
Moderators: Federico Lucifredi
Abstract
Ranging from Plug Computers to bare development boards to
miniaturized systems and rooted hard drives, the bestiary ofARM devices
at our
on a headless server node; i.e. no K, V, or M and no reset button...
is there some old weird trick discovered by a housewife in Cambridge
that will allow me to wake up via LAN, USB or serial or something?
Note that WOL is specifically not supported by my NIC... suggestions?
Last resort: most datacenters offer a remote hands service, whereby
you can get one of their technicians to go on-site and then direct them
to do things on your servers. I've found myself having to avail myself
of this option a number of times recently, as I've been dealing with a
number of
On Thu, 17 May 2012, John Malloy wrote:
Has anyone out done much with configuring IPMI network connections?
Is this similar to ILO (Hewlett Packard Integrated Lights-Out)?
Would this help Kurt Keville with his issue How can I resume from
S1 (STR) mode in Ubuntu??
I have configured
On 05/17/2012 10:40 AM, John Malloy wrote:
Has anyone out done much with configuring IPMI network connections?
Is this similar to ILO (Hewlett Packard Integrated Lights-Out)?
Would this help Kurt Keville with his issue How can I resume from
S1 (STR) mode in Ubuntu??
I could be wrong, but
If you can throw a little money at the problem, there's a sing;e-machine
KVM-over-IP solution for about $300. The one pictured is VGA and
USB, but there's also a VGA and PS/2 model available.
http://www.lantronix.com/it-management/kvm-over-ip/securelinx-spider.html
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at
