Starting Linux without monitor
Hi,
I set up a server using Suse Linux 9.2. I would like to connect to that server viy VNC and that works fine. My problem is that whenevery I try to boot up that server without a monitor attached to it it stops. Only after adding the monitor again the bootup finishes correctly. What do I have to do, to enable a boot up without a monitor and also let vnc be able to make a connection to the server ? Best regards, Axel |
Assuming that you're using a PC, most BIOSes will beep at you to tell you there's an error if they don't find a monitor present; you can change this in your BIOS settings.
This could also concevably be a problem with the framebuffer; if the graphics card thinks there's a problem without a monitor present. Try appending this to the boot-up command-line: Code:
vga=off |
Hi,
thanks for the tipp. vga=off didn't work. Grub told me that it can't parse the value. But entering vga=0 did the trick. Thanks. Best regards, Axel |
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