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Hi,
I am trying to install Debian on a HP-9000 D370. The booting works
fine, I interacted a lot with the HP IPL and got it to boot from the CD and everything.
It boots, but is this very nice message at the bottom of my serial console terminal that says ``If this is the last message you see [...] check the FAQ and/or mailing lists´´. Well, I have and found no answer for my problem. I did try a lot of different devices on the kernel booting line, parameter "console=" to be precise.
ttyS0, ttyS1, tty0, tty1, and other things that I saw other people tried.
Am I pointing to the right direction? or I have to change something else? What other values can I try?
thanks a lot.
dan///
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Hi,
I am trying to install Debian on a HP-9000 D370. The booting works
fine, I interacted a lot with the HP IPL and got it to boot from the CD and everything.
It boots, but is this very nice message at the bottom of my serial console terminal that says ``If this is the last message you see [...] check the FAQ and/or mailing lists??. Well, I have and found no answer for my problem.
I did try a lot of different devices on the kernel booting line, parameter "console=" to be precise.
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ttyS0, ttyS1, tty0, tty1, and other things that I saw other people tried.
Shouldn't that be ttyB0 if it's using the mux driver?
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Am I pointing to the right direction? or I have to change something else? What other values can I try?
thanks a lot.
Wasn't there a goofy card that needs to be removed from D-class in order for parisc-linux to work properly?
Search the parisc-linux mail archive for "remove management card" or variants of that.
grant
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dan///
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Hi,
Am I pointing to the right direction? or I have to change
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else? What other values can I try?
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thanks a lot.=20
Wasn't there a goofy card that needs to be removed from D-class in order for parisc-linux to work properly?
Search the parisc-linux mail archive for "remove management card" or variants of that.
Actually no:
See
http://www.pateam.org/parisc-linux-boot/PA-RISC-Linux-Boot-HOWTO/hardw
are.html
"D class works unless you have a Remote Management Card installed. Even then, it still kind of works, it's just that ttyS0 gets assigned to the second serial port and you have to switch cables around."
HTH
T-Bone, still planning a release of the updated howto ;)
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Hi,
I am trying to install Debian on a HP-9000 D370. The booting works
fine, I interacted a lot with the HP IPL and got it to boot from the
CD
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and everything.
About a mount ago I also installed a d380 without pb too and it boot fine=
(up kernel for now)
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It boots, but is this very nice message at the bottom of my serial console terminal that says ``If this is the last message you see [...=
]
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check the FAQ and/or mailing lists??. Well, I have and found no answe=
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for my problem.
I did try a lot of different devices on the kernel booting line, parameter "console=3D" to be precise.ttyS0, ttyS1, tty0, tty1, and other things that I saw other people tr=
ied.
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Shouldn't that be ttyB0 if it's using the mux driver?
Afaik for k models?
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Am I pointing to the right direction? or I have to change something else? What other values can I try?
I would like to ask if your serial console it's connected to a buitin ser= ial
port?
On D model it exists a additional 'remote access card' (a serial console too) which I had to remove because broken but I am not sure it's supporte= d?
It was also recommened to remove all other additonal card to test first ;= -)
hth,
Joel
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Hi,
I am trying to install Debian on a HP-9000 D370. The booting works
fine, I interacted a lot with the HP IPL and got it to boot from the CD and everything.
It boots, but is this very nice message at the bottom of my serial console terminal that says ``If this is the last message you see [...] check the FAQ and/or mailing lists´´. Well, I have and found no answer for my problem. I did try a lot of different devices on the kernel booting line, parameter "console=" to be precise.ttyS0, ttyS1, tty0, tty1, and other things that I saw other people tried.
You should not change the console-setting to the kernel, you should switch cables from serial one to serial 2 at the moment you see the message. As far as I recall, you have some time to do so before you start missing boot-messages.
thanks, that was it ... I did have to change the console= parameter because it defaults to ttyB0 and does not work (ttyS0 does in the Serial port no. 2).
Now I have problems with term emulation (I have a hp 700/96 terminal), nothing a serial cable with minicom can't handle.
thanks again,
daniel//
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If you remove the support-board, the console will not be moved from serial 1 to serial 2. Since the board is (afaik) not supported (what does it do at all?) there is no harm in removing it.
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Am I pointing to the right direction? or I have to change something else? What other values can I try?
none at all.
Success,
CBee
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You should not change the console-setting to the kernel, you should switch cables from serial one to serial 2 at the moment you see the message. As far as I recall, you have some time to do so before you start missing boot-messages.
thanks, that was it ... I did have to change the console=3D parameter because it defaults to ttyB0 and does not work (ttyS0 does in the Seria=
l
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port no. 2).
Now I have problems with term emulation (I have a hp 700/96 terminal), nothing a serial cable with minicom can't handle.
mmm (i don't have such device nor user guide near hand so I couldn't expl= ain
how) but you can change the emulation of your physical terminal (hp 700/9=
6)
to vt100 or vt102 ;-)
hth,
Joel
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