Serverworks chip sets
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Simen Timian Thoresen simentt at dolphinics.noMon Dec 11 23:32:19 PST 2000
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> The 370 DER board from Supermicro has the 'BIOS over serial port' > feature but it's not EMP (well atleast I don't think so). > > There are also other Serverworks based mainboards which have this > feature (e.g the Tyan 2510). Actually I think it's up to the BIOS > manufacturer to implement this feature, and both Tyan and Serverworks > use AMI bios. It is. Any functionality could be added to any bios, as long as the underlying hardware is capable of supporting it. > One feature I would like to have on the PC platform is the ability to > drop the whole menu driven BIOS thing and use a more command line like > interface (Like on Alphas and SPARC). If the motherboards could > autodetect (wich I already think it does) that there is no VGA adapter, > it could switch over to the serial port interface. Wouldn't that be a > cluster friendly BIOS ? Check out Ron Minnichs work on LinuxBios, http://www.acl.lanl.gov/linuxbios/index.html (or www.linuxbios.org) This is udderly cool. -S -- Simen Thoresen, Beowulf-cleaner and random artist. Er det ikke rart? The gnu RART-project on http://valinor.dolphinics.no:1080/~simentt/rart
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