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  From: Ben Hughes <bhughes@mh-1.mmal.com.au>
  To  : linuxsa@linuxsa.org.au
  Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 15:33:25 +0930

Re: Baby-AT

Adam Dixon wrote:

> I have a baby AT case, and when the power goes out, it powers itself up ok,
> but it doesnt have a monitor and keyboard present (its attached via switch)
> and if the power goes out this place is left without a internet gateway and
> filesystem. When i arrive back, the system is not booted when i switch to
> it, but i press alt+ctrl+del to reboot and it then proceeds with bootup...
> Is there a way i can get it to boot with no keyboard and no video? as in
> tell it to remember the default video settings.?
> adam

This is normally done through the BIOS on the machine.
Most machines have the ability to set what errors the machine will
halt on, including "NO ERRORS".

This setting is normal in the first setup screen in the BIOS, where you
set hard drives, floppy and date.

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Ben Hughes                       email: bhughes@mail.mmal.com.au
Systems Programmer               phone: +618 8275 7593
Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd  fax:   +618 8275 7750


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