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Serial Port

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durban56

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Oct 10, 2006
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Help needed!!!
I have a v880 that i'm tryng to get on via the A/B serial port, but I keep getting the following output on my terminal screen:

"çëéëíÛÛëÛÛÛííÛíëÉçÛéÛûÙ ÉœÛííÛÛëÛÙÛíÛÛËÍËËëËí§ÛËëùíÛëËÛ»ÛËɶ© ËëÛËÛéÛëÛÛÛéíÛíéËÛ
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[KÙÛÉÛn³ÓÛŸyÛ³ÛfÛÛͲiÙ6¶[Ióæ[[Û·iiÙÛ
·çf17n³³³²Ù³³Û 6gÏ3É·ä6{³;ÎÉ3sÉggÛã ·ÛÏf&ÛÛºÓ"

I can not get a readable OBP.

Is there a way to fix this!!!!

Is there
 
I dont have a readable unix prompt or OBP. I HAD a RSC adapter that was passwd protected , of which I dont have the passwd, so now I'm trying to go through the serial port.
 
What communication settings are using on this terminal (baud rate, parity, stop bit, etc.)?

Annihilannic.
 
durban56;

still can't break that password.

these are the pinouts I use to attach our v880 to my pc:

Null modem pinout DB25 to DB9: [Top of Page] [Pin ID]
Used in connecting 2 computers with full modem signalling capability. This is usually the pinout found in null modem cables for DB25 to DB9.


DB25 DB9
—- —
2 TD ———— 2 RD
3 RD ———— 3 TD
7 GND ———— 5 GND

hyperterm settings
baud 9600
data bits 8
parity none
stop bits 1
flow control none

The site below is very helpful also.

if using another sun system (v880 to say e250)and tip hardwire us pinouts;

Null terminal pinout DB25 to DB25: [Pin ID]
Used in connecting 2 computers without modem signalling capability. You usually have to build this cable yourself.

DB25 DB25
—- —-
1 GND — 1 GND
2 TD — 3 RD
3 RD — 2 TD
7 GND — 7 GND


The site below is very helpful.



Also I know that the v440 which uses scadm instead of rscadm from the OS can be reset with scadm setdefaults -a

I am not sure if they have this option for rsc cards, that is why I did not mention the other day.


thanks

ca
 
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