Remote install of solaris on a 220R
Darren Dunham
ddunham at taos.com
Thu Jun 24 21:05:41 PDT 2004
> The console definitions are 'odd', I've never figured out what it thinks
> it is, best I can advise is turn flow control off.
The default term for the console is 'sun', appropriate for a sun
framebuffer, but probably not the terminal emulator. Changing the
ttymon line in /etc/inittab is probably the easiest way to set it to
something else.
> You need a newer version of solaris 8 to support the 220R. The original
> (think first year's worth) will install, but it won't be able to boot. The
> documentation with the 220R should say what REV is required, assuming it
> wasn't purchased with the box.
The 220R is pretty old and should take any release of 8. The Sun system
handbook has the minimum requirements.
http://sunsolve.sun.com/handbook_pub/Systems/E220R/E220R.html
> FYI the console connecter is an RJ-48, it's pinout differs from a Cisco or
> any other rj-48 console connecter I've found. The pinout is avail on
> SunSolve, buried deeply of course.
The 220R console is just a non-LOM DB-25 (unless someone's added an RSC
card). The pinouts are on the above page. Sun RJ-45 should match Cisco
RJ-45 DTE ports. Tx on 3, Rx on 6.
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Darren Dunham ddunham at taos.com
Senior Technical Consultant TAOS http://www.taos.com/
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