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From: David Kirkby on 9 Jan 2010 19:26
Stop-N can be used to reset the machine to defaults. Is there a way of
doing this over a serial connection? I've got a blade 1000 which wont
boot from CD. I'ts possible it is actually looking at the wrong place
for the CD. Can I reset everything to defaults, like STOP-N would do?
I could plug a keyboard and monitor in, but would rather not do so.

dave
From: Michael Laajanen on 9 Jan 2010 20:41
Hi,

David Kirkby wrote:
> Stop-N can be used to reset the machine to defaults. Is there a way of
> doing this over a serial connection? I've got a blade 1000 which wont
> boot from CD. I'ts possible it is actually looking at the wrong place
> for the CD. Can I reset everything to defaults, like STOP-N would do?
> I could plug a keyboard and monitor in, but would rather not do so.
>
> dave
set-defaults comes to my mind

/michael
From: David Kirkby on 11 Jan 2010 00:45
On Jan 10, 1:41 am, Michael Laajanen <michael_laaja...(a)yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> David Kirkby wrote:
> > Stop-N can be used to reset the machine to defaults. Is there a way of
> > doing this over a serial connection? I've got a blade 1000 which wont
> > boot from CD. I'ts possible it is actually looking at the wrong place
> > for the CD. Can I reset everything to defaults, like STOP-N would do?
> > I could plug a keyboard and monitor in, but would rather not do so.
>
> > dave
>
> set-defaults comes to my mind
>
> /michael

Cheers. I believe the problem was not what I thought it was. I stuck a
DVD drive in and it booted fine, so I don't need to do it any more.

Dave
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