boot console wrong.
Hello list, long time no talk here.
I have a C-180 and when in the Main Menu (booting) I have previously
setup the Console path to Serial, what input do I need to set it back to normal console (Keyboard/screen) ?
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Main Menu: Enter command > pa con
Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
with it the usual way now ;o)
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I have a C-180 and when in the Main Menu (booting) I have previously
setup the Console path to Serial, what input do I need to set it back to normal console (Keyboard/screen) ?Quoted 1 line
Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
with it the usual way now ;o)
Um ... "path console graphics" could be a good starting point. It probably tells you that "graphics" isn't a good path and shows a list of what could be, but that's almost as good.
Not sure though, I haven't had the chance to play with a C180, but that's what I do with the other Cxx0s.
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I have a C-180 and when in the Main Menu (booting) I have previously
setup the Console path to Serial, what input do I need to set it back to normal console (Keyboard/screen) ?Quoted 1 line
Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
with it the usual way now ;o)
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Um ... "path console graphics" could be a good starting point. It probably tells you that "graphics" isn't a good path and shows a list of what could be, but that's almost as good.
Not sure though, I haven't had the chance to play with a C180, but that's what I do with the other Cxx0s.
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"path console graphics(0)" sets the console to the built-in video on my C180; graphics(x) (where x is the slot number as printed on the back of the case) sets it to the video card in that slot...
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Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
with it the usual way now ;o)
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Um ... "path console graphics" could be a good starting point. It probably tells you that "graphics" isn't a good path and shows a list of what could be, but that's almost as good.
"path console graphics(0)" sets the console to the built-in video on my C180; graphics(x) (where x is the slot number as printed on the back of the case) sets it to the video card in that slot...
Well ... yes. (I just had to set a B180L to mode 12 on graphics(0) manually from the serial console as that seems to be the only way to make it work with an A4033A with the usual 3-BNC cable.)
Now that I think about it ... I probably had to use pci(4) or some such once on a C360 but then again that one didn't have a built-in adapter.
Oh, and really, my Linux-running C240 still has the console on serial - _and_ X and a bunch of virtual terminals also available on the graphics card.
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Mikko Nahkola <[email protected]> Tre-IN sysadmin <[email protected]>
Ok, my graphics card is installed in Slot 3, so whats the differance between
3a and 3b ??
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Possible paths are:
GRAPHICS(0) GRAPHICS(1a) GRAPHICS(1b) GRAPHICS(2a) GRAPHICS(2b) GRAPHICS(3a) GRAPHICS(3b) GRAPHICS(4a) GRAPHICS(4b) PCI3 PCI4 SERIAL_1 SERIAL_2
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Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
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Um ... "path console graphics" could be a good starting point. It probably tells you that "graphics" isn't a good path and shows a list of what could be, but that's almost as good.
"path console graphics(0)" sets the console to the built-in video on my C180; graphics(x) (where x is the slot number as printed on the back of the case) sets it to the video card in that slot...
Well ... yes. (I just had to set a B180L to mode 12 on graphics(0) manually from the serial console as that seems to be the only way to make it work with an A4033A with the usual 3-BNC cable.)
Now that I think about it ... I probably had to use pci(4) or some such once on a C360 but then again that one didn't have a built-in adapter.
Oh, and really, my Linux-running C240 still has the console on serial - _and_ X and a bunch of virtual terminals also available on the graphics card.
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Mikko Nahkola <[email protected]>
Tre-IN sysadmin <[email protected]>
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Slot 3 alone is single port. Slot 3a would be port one of a dual monitor port card and slot 3b would be the second monitor port of that dual monitor port card. derek
Rod Smart <[email protected]> wrote:Ok, my graphics card is installed in Slot 3, so whats the differance between
3a and 3b ??
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Possible paths are:
GRAPHICS(0)
GRAPHICS(1a)
GRAPHICS(1b)
GRAPHICS(2a)
GRAPHICS(2b)
GRAPHICS(3a)
GRAPHICS(3b)
GRAPHICS(4a)
GRAPHICS(4b)
PCI3
PCI4SERIAL_1SERIAL_2
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Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play with it the usual way now ;o)
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Um ... "path console graphics" could be a good starting point. It probably tells you that "graphics" isn't a good path and shows a list of what could be, but that's almost as good.
"path console graphics(0)" sets the console to the built-in video on my C180; graphics(x) (where x is the slot number as printed on the back of the case) sets it to the video card in that slot...
Well ... yes. (I just had to set a B180L to mode 12 on graphics(0) manually from the serial console as that seems to be the only way to make it work with an A4033A with the usual 3-BNC cable.)
Now that I think about it ... I probably had to use pci(4) or some such once on a C360 but then again that one didn't have a built-in adapter.
Oh, and really, my Linux-running C240 still has the console on serial - _and_ X and a bunch of virtual terminals also available on the graphics card.
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Tre-IN sysadmin
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Thank you people ;o)
The consol is now back to graphic card, and debian is loading further
than I have previously had it loading ;o)
Just have to get gdm to run after configuring it.
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Hello list, long time no talk here.
I have a C-180 and when in the Main Menu (booting) I have previously
setup the Console path to Serial, what input do I need to set it back to normal console (Keyboard/screen) ?Quoted 4 lines
Main Menu: Enter command > pa con
Console path: SERIAL_1.9600.8.none
I have installed Debian through this console, and would like to play
with it the usual way now ;o)_______________________________________________
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