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escape from alom
No, its not a movie, its a command to get you from the sc> ALOM prompt back to the console or ok prompt.
You must log into the ALOM, then to jump back to the console enter "console -f". Problem is that this leaves you logged in on the ALOM. Question: is there an escape key sequence to get from the ALOM login to the console login. |
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no, there is not.
You son't say which particualr type of machine this is on, but it looks like the system may be powered off. If not and it is an 880/890 try rebooting the sc, the alom card in these is notoriously buggy. If a 1280/2900 try a showboards to make sure everythig is powered on. |
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