[x86-64] AMD Dev Center usage proposal - draft 3
Bart Trojanowski
bart@jukie.net
Fri, 30 May 2003 09:15:10 -0400
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* Peter <pk@q-leap.com> [030530 08:16]:
> Bart Trojanowski writes:
> > * Peter <pk@q-leap.com> [030530 04:40]:
> > > > 1.1 starting point (what we will require to start)
> > > > - dual boot system running SuSE 64-bit and Debian/Sid 32-bit
> > > > - serial console access from another box/terminal server/etc.
> > >=20
> > > does the BIOS messages appear hear? I mean is the system configured
> > > to redirect output to this serial console? maybe we should just che=
ck
> > > that it is.
> >=20
> > Are you suggesting that we make this a requirement?
>=20
> Well yes,
> 1. do we have an idea of how the BIOS Settings should be?
> having access through the serial console would us enable to modify
> them and
That would be ok, but I figure AMD -- who is setting the box up for us
-- would know better then us what to put in there. :)
> 2. we can follow the boot process
I agree that we need this if we have kernel problems. I don't think
there will be many of these. There are dozens linux developers running
on this hardware... and have been doing so for at least a year. Unless
we are doing something very wrong I would expect us not to have issues.
> > What if it doesn't?
>=20
> ok, then we rely on AMD that the settings are correct, which sounds
> very likely. But if we can get serial access anyway it shouldn't be
> too hard to enable serial redirection for the POST.
I agree.
B.
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