Re: Installing OS on rackmount server

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serial console >>> any screenreader for anything text mode IMO. do you
have a serial console and any way to make it usable?

W dniu 11.07.2021 o 12:54, Mike Ray pisze:
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> Passive USB hub?
> 
> Does the rack server have sound? If so you could install Debian from the
> net install CD image written to a flash drive.
> 
> Or, even if the server does not have sound, you could insert a USB sound
> dongle. Again, by using a USB hub to expand the number of USB ports.
> 
> You could install something else as well, such as Ubuntu. But if it is a
> server only, there is no reason to install a desktop. The Debian net
> install allows you to install only the cli, and no GUI.
> 
> I would not try installing Linux on another machine and then moving it
> across, unless it's an identical machine. I assume lots of drivers will
> be selected during the install which would not be appropriate for the
> eventual host.
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> On 11/07/2021 11:49, Rob Hudson wrote:
>> Tried this on another list, got no answer, so trying here. I've got a Cisco rackmount that needs an OS. It's only got 2 usb ports, so I can't hook up a keyboard, a braille display and a linux flash drive. I'm given to understand the CIMC interface is inaccessible, and I have no idea how to set up a PXE server. Is my only option for installing an OS to connect a hard drive to another computer, install linux on there and then put it in the server?
>>
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