Booting Console on 400t with A1416A
Alex van Denzel <[email protected]>
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Maybe someone has had this problem before: I have a 400t with an A1416A display interface, diskless, connected to my network. I have a i386 box running NetBSD/i386, with the necessary services, NFS exports and configuration files. I also have untarred some NetBSD/hp300-1.6.2 sets to the exported filesystems. When I boot the 400t in remote mode[1] the system works fine. I even tried its functionality by building a custom kernel. It took about 1 hour for the make depend, and 5h30 for the make, but it works. When I boot the machine in local mode[2], the system grabs the bootstraploader SYS_UBOOT, and loads the kernel. That takes some time, but gets loaded eventually. Then it shows a line telling me the entry-point of the kernel, and that's it. Nothing. Also no indication that the system is running with its console output on a (to me) invisible display. The status lights are all off, no heartbeat blinkyblink, no network activity. Does anyone know something about this issue? Thanks, Alex. [1] In the firmware I selected the RS232 serial port as console. [2] The console is selected in the firmware, using the A1416A as display device, and a HIL Keyboard and mouse connected to the HIL port. Of course the system is set in HP-UX mode.