Hello,
I have several Asus A320M-K motherboards with AMD Ryzen 3 1200 (which does not
include a GPU) in very simple computers.
I installed OpenBSD on them using a GigaByte GT710 graphics card. After reboot,
everything works perfectly.
My idea was to install and configure the systems with the g
Thank you both for your answers
On Sat Aug 29 00:46:51 2020 PM Daniel Sullivan wrote:
>I log into an Edgerouter 4 all the time using the >COM port, and that thing
>has no graphics >hardware whatsoever. Should work!
I assume that does not have amd64 archictecture. Does it use at least i386
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m...@openbsd.org en nombre de Henry W.
Peterson
Enviado: sábado, 29 de agosto de 2020 11:59
Para: misc@openbsd.org
Asunto: Re: Can I boot without GPU ("headless")?
Thank you both for your answers
On Sat Aug 29 00:46:51 2020 PM Daniel Sullivan wrote:
>I log into an Edgerouter 4 all t
To xpetrl :
But then I would need to have every computer's serial port connected the whole
time, right? As far as I know serial ports are not hot-swappable.
To: Stuart Henderson
The used graphics card has an Nvidia chipset, GT710, not a Radeon. Since there
is no specific drivers for this at
To Ottavio Caruso :
It definitely answers the question on how to define com0 as the default console
after installation (the /etc/ttys part was specially helpful) and confirms the
need to disable vga generic driver. Thank you.
To Ian Darwin :
I assume that means the software would accept it. Bu
To Ian Darwin :
Sorry I didn't answer your first message, you sent it directly to Kenneth Gober
with cc to me and I hadn't read it.
It is not a problem for me to write commands on the boot prompt after every
turning on, that would eliminate the need to modify /etc/boot.conf, right?
Althogh I d
To Ian Darwin :
But the password has already been entered, that is previous the boot prompt.
When I type "set tty com0", would that immediately switch console? I thought it
established the console for the single user mode while loading /bsd (typical
white letters on a blue background).
About
To Greg Thomas :
Ok, one final question: Is there a way to make the boot process wait 5 seconds
for commands in the vga+keyboard phase but when "set tty com0" then load the
kernel automatically?
As a little test, I wrote in my personal computer's boot prompt "set tty pc0",
it "switches to pc0"
If I write at the boot prompt "set timeout 5" and then "set tty pc0" it waits
indefinitely for new commands (as expected).
I was asking if there is a way to start a new timeout or instantly boot the
kernel after the console switching without typing anything else (to switch to
com0, without actu
To "trondd" :
It seems you have only read my last message and not the whole thread.
If I simply type "boot" with my keyboard, it does not boot because I removed
the graphics card and the CPU does not include a GPU.
If I configure boot.conf to use com0 as its default console, I will not be abl
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