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S3 is a Dell Poweredge 1950 hosted on standby at Noisebridge for [[Noise-Bot]] development. It's normally powered down. | S3 is a Dell Poweredge 1950 hosted on standby at Noisebridge for [[Noise-Bot]] development. It's normally powered down. You can use ipmitool to get a serial console on the Dell BMC. Here's the list of keyboard mappings for the serial-over-lan connection: | ||
<pre> | |||
Press the spacebar to pause... | |||
KEY MAPPING FOR CONSOLE REDIRECTION: | |||
Use the <ESC><0> key sequence for <F10> | |||
Use the <ESC><!> key sequence for <F11> | |||
Use the <ESC><@> key sequence for <F12> | |||
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><M> key sequence for <Ctrl><M> | |||
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><H> key sequence for <Ctrl><H> | |||
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><I> key sequence for <Ctrl><I> | |||
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><J> key sequence for <Ctrl><J> | |||
Use the <ESC><X><X> key sequence for <Alt><x>, where x is any letter | |||
key, and X is the upper case of that key | |||
Use the <ESC><R><ESC><r><ESC><R> key sequence for <Ctrl><Alt><Del> | |||
</pre> | |||
Revision as of 15:38, 8 April 2011
S3 is a Dell Poweredge 1950 hosted on standby at Noisebridge for Noise-Bot development. It's normally powered down. You can use ipmitool to get a serial console on the Dell BMC. Here's the list of keyboard mappings for the serial-over-lan connection:
Press the spacebar to pause...
KEY MAPPING FOR CONSOLE REDIRECTION:
Use the <ESC><0> key sequence for <F10>
Use the <ESC><!> key sequence for <F11>
Use the <ESC><@> key sequence for <F12>
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><M> key sequence for <Ctrl><M>
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><H> key sequence for <Ctrl><H>
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><I> key sequence for <Ctrl><I>
Use the <ESC><Ctrl><J> key sequence for <Ctrl><J>
Use the <ESC><X><X> key sequence for <Alt><x>, where x is any letter
key, and X is the upper case of that key
Use the <ESC><R><ESC><r><ESC><R> key sequence for <Ctrl><Alt><Del>