[ECOS] Resolved: [ECOS] RedBoot Question

John Mills johnmills@speakeasy.net
Tue May 22 14:30:00 GMT 2007


Gary, All -

Thanks for the feedback. I did a bit more digging and learned our default
had intentionally been configured to disable console port auto-detection
for good security reasons. If I append the following to my RedBoot script
I get my desired behavior, if and only if the other boot options are
unavailable or fail:

"ip_address -b
 channel -1"

I must learn (or know) which IP will be awarded by the DHCP server and can
then open a telnet session to the monitor.

 - John Mills

On Thu, 17 May 2007, Gary Thomas wrote:
 
> John Mills wrote:
> > All -
> > 
> > I'm booting eCos with RedBoot and sometimes I need to abort the boot 
> > script. This works fine with the serial console (^C during the delay 
> > interval), but I also need to take control by telnet when serial comm is 
> > not available.
 ...
> What you're asking for is the default behaviour - RedBoot should accept
> a telnet connection, even during a boot script.  It allows for this by
> checking for an incoming telnet connection if there are no serial characters
> in the stream, while waiting for the ^C.


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