Re: SRM autoboot
Set your boot* variables correctly like bootdef_dev ,boot_osflags,
boot_file (if you need to). Once
those are setup test that you can boot the machine properly by simply
typing boot. Once you verify that,
set auto_action BOOT in SRM. This tells the console to boot at poweron
using what it knows for boot flags.
Note: once you do that the only way to get back to SRM is to HALT the
machine from the OS or hit CTRL-C
a whole lot when it's attempting to autoboot. To disable the autoboot
set auto_action HALT .
Peter
Per Wigren wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> How can I make SRM autoboot so I don't have to type "b dkc0" everytime I
> start it up?
> I'm only going to connect to it using ssh, because X doesn't support the
> gfxcard (Powerstorm 4d60t), so I don't want to have to have a monitor and
> keyboard connected to it...
>
> Regards
> Per Wigren
>
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