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Subject: Install on a Netra T1 105
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Bonjour freebsd-sparc64,

  I  have  a Netra T1 105 and a console cable (plugged into serial A LOM
  on the Netra).

  I  try  to  connect via cu from a FreeBSD box but i don't know exactly
  when  to  send  the  BREAK command (via ~# or ~%break) in order to get
  into the PROM to boot from the FreeBSD cdrom to install it.

  As  I  know,  some  of  you have completed this before, maybe i am not
  lucky  with  sending  the  BREAK command or my console cable should be
  broken.

  Thanks

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Cordialement,
 Xiloc Networks                          mailto:tech@xiloc.net

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