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ultra sparc 2 no video - ok prompt access
I have an ultra sparc 2 with no video - I connect to it with hyperterm.
Is there a way to get to the OK prompt? I have tried control/break and that does not work.
If not is there a video card I can get to put in this box?
I have Solaris 10 installed on this machine.

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Try ~# if you are using vt100 emulation through HT.
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I am using vt100 but when I tried ~# this is what I get.........
root # ~#
~#: not found
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My bad... that is break using tip connection.

I have a Dell D510 laptop I use for console on my T2000 servers, and the break key is the Fn Pause/Break key and on another workstation it is the Ctrl Pause/Break.

Hopefully this will get you where you need to be.
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Well since you appear to have root access, you could do an "init 0" or halt.
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Halt disconnected my hyperterm access.
init 0 also disconnects my hyperterm access.
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You need to be connected to serial port A so you don't loose your connection.
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