From: Olivier Kaloudoff (kalou@jose-paredes.com)
Date: Sat Dec 07 2002 - 22:06:05 EST
Hi Darren,
many many thanks for you reply... and the replies from Jay, Timothy
and Justin, too.
I just plugged my serial cable from Serial 2 - DB9 (Wyse-120)
to the Serial A on the sun, no other cable is plugged on the
sun, nor on the Wyse ... (except keyboard on the Wyse)
....
I power on the Wyse, then the SUN ...
And wait, with only FDX 1- 1 written on the screen.
The only thing I can do with my Wyse is toggle PBSY like
this:
FDX PBSY 1- 1
...
FDX 1- 1
...
I am really in trouble, because I new to both SUN and Wyse
terminals ;-)
Would you know how I activate 8-N-1 on the Wyse-120, or what
FDX and PBSY mean ?
Best Regards,
Olivier Kaloudoff
LUG Linux Azur - French Riviera -France
>>
>> Hi People,
>>
>>
>> I just bought a wonderful sun, without any screen, and
>> had finaly the chance to get a Wyse-120.
>>
>> So I plan either to boot blindly it from the network with
>
> Unless it's set up to boot from the network by default, I don't know
> that you can do that blindly.
>
>> DHCP, TFTP, NFS, and a floppy.
>
> Why the floppy?
>
>> or to plug in a serial cable and have a screen with my
>> Wyse...
>
> Best bet. I don't know the Wyse-120 in particular, but it's a normal
> ASCII terminal, yes? Should work fine.
Random Thought:
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