Hi,
On 2018-03-21 3:58 PM, Helge Deller wrote:
On 21.03.2018 20:12, Matt Turner wrote:
I only learned about this recently, and I can't actually find any
mention of it in the documentation so I thought I'd post here in case
it's not well known.
WOW !!!
I wasn't aware of that.
The C8000 (and presumably similar vintage hardware like the rp3440,
etc) have a BMC (baseboard management controller) that is active when
the system is powered. When attached to the serial console, you can
press ESC ( and you will be able to interact with the BMC:
I knew the C8000 has a BMC, and I was able to (partly) talk
to it from inside Linux, but I had no documentation on how to
access it from serial console or network.
Useful info. I had seen info of a system event log on c8000 but I had
seen no info
on how to read it.
On rp3440, one can access a bunch on info using ^B.
Dave
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