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On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 00:53:09 +0300 |
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"Aleksey V. Kunitskiy" <alexey.kv@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Tuesday 10 July 2007 00:39, Patrick May wrote: |
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> > RDP, VNC, X, etc. is replacing a lot of it. Why walk over when a |
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> > couple mouse clicks or keys (for SSH) you can "be there." |
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> When the system is installed it is OK. But when it doesn't - is |
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> problem for me I'll install Gentoo on my home server soon and it is |
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> very interesting to me how I can use SSH terminal through COM or LPT |
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> port. Can somebody point me to doc how to setup Gentoo from LiveCD |
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> via serial terminal? |
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Generally you'd boot the server system from a gentoo (or other) boot cd |
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and then start up a SSH server on the system, and set the root |
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password, and then log in from another host. In this scheme, you'd be |
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using ssh through the network, and not through serial or parallel ports. |
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If you wanted to use a serial or parallel port, it's probably feasible, |
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but a lot more work even than temporarily hooking up a |
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keyboard and monitor so that you can set the root password and start |
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SSH. I've done it once before with a serial cable on another system, |
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but it required a lot more setup than would have been necessary if I |
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could have simply networked them together. |
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Serial and Parallel networking have, for the most part, been made |
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obsolete by inexpensive and mature Ethernet. |
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