hi
My system doesn't automatically boot from a usb stick, so I have to at
least use the boot menu and I'm wondering if ocrcam could solve the
problem. Current machines don't have many serial ports anymore, could I
use a used proxmox serial console through udb. Fortunately, the servers
I use support ipmi and I can access the bios through it, but I'm also
thinking about this, how do I use the boot menu or the bios completely
blind. Obviously this is not possible.
On 5/9/24 20:52, Christian Schoepplein (chris) wrote:
Hi Elias,
On Tue, May 07, 2024 at 06:41:51PM +0300, Elias Ståhlberg wrote:
for the purpose, my purpose would be to be able to navigate the bios
independently and maybe install proxmox. Would there be a capture card for
this that would be connected to the machine to be installed and to the
other port a machine running camocr
Do oyu need to access the bios just in case to install Proxmox , maybe
because the installer does not boot?
If the Debian installer can be booted you can install Proxmox on top of
Debian. This has the advantage that you can install Debian with braille
and / or speech support and have full speech and braille support also
for the Proxmox installation. I've installed several Proxmox clusters
this way, not problem and fully doable for a blind person.
Since Proxmox 8 there is also support for a serial console in the
Proxmox installer. This might also work for us to install Proxmox, but
I never tried it because we are still using Proxmox 7 at work and all I
have to do is update the clusters to version 8 some when in future.
Ciao,
Schoepp
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