On Thu, 1 Jul 2010, Allen Briggs wrote:
Heh. You do need a serial cable and another computer, but it's not too
hard to set up. You don't need to find any options in the BIOS if you
install the right boot blocks.
Yeah, OK, I got a cable, plugged it in, run cu(1) on one end, and added
a new entry to the /boot.cfg on the other end:
menu=Serial/Single/Verbose/Debug:consdev com0; boot -svx
Then just boot, and things magically work!
Thanks for the clue-by-four
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