On Jun 9, 10:13, Brian Hechinger wrote:
On Sat, Jun 09, 2001 at 09:50:58AM +0000, Pete
Turnbull wrote:
it's got DAS FDDI on the system board, a Dual AUI
ethernet card and a
token-ring card. each card has a set of status lights (couple leds in a
row
numbered starting from 0) and the DB-25 on the system
board.
Well, you've obviously worked out what the ports are, and I doubt I can add
anything to that.
for the serial
port, I'd expect it is indeed a console line, and you've
just got the wrong baud rate. Or it's Japanese!
well, hmmmmm. i've tried a handful of rates/settings and haven't come up
with
much, tried straight through and roll-over, nothing
works for me. if
it's in
japanese i have no idea what to expect output to look
like on a non
japanese
terminal (if i added japanese support to solaris would
tip be able to
take
advantage of that??) i can plug the thing in and show
you the garbage i
get
at 9600 8n1 if you'd like.
No, sounds like you've started where I would have. I'd have guessed most
likely speed as 9600, 19200, and 1200. If you get garbage, you probably
have the Rx/Tx round the right way, and I expect you've tried the comon
speeds. I doubt if tip has Japanese support and it probably wouldn't help
anyway.
I wonder if it's worth snooping on either of the Ethernet ports? I wonder
if it tries to bootp when it starts up? That might provide a way in.
On Sat, Jun 09, 2001 at 09:50:58AM +0000, Pete
Turnbull wrote:
> I still haven't quite got my own FDDI up and
running, partly due to a
> faulty SAS card in one of my SGIs. If anyone has any surplus FDDI
boards
> for SGI kit, especially GIO DAS, or any surplus
*small* bridges or
routers,
I'd be
interested to hear from you...
nope, don't have any of that, sorry. finally got my FDDI ring into a
sane
state. DAS backbone ring with all the network
equipment hanging off of
that.
all the sun boxes (that can support it anyway) have
SAS FDDI cards and
hook
into a 3Com FDDI Hub.
Sounds pretty cool. All I have is a Netbuilder with a DAS card set (and
some AUIs and 10baseFL), and two SAS cards for my Indys. Hard to build a
proper ring with SAS :-(
-brian (who has too many machine, most of them LARGE)
Pete has, too :-)
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York