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It shouldn't need any special config. Just don't plug the monitor in. make sure you have ssh or somehting running though so that you can access the box via the network.
That's what I intially thought: That Linux would not need a monitor, however....
I have configured the BIOS so that it will not halt on errors, this allowed me to boot the machine without a keyboard. With the monitor plugged in it boots up fine and I can ping my server, and run a VNC desktop remotely.
When I rebooted with the monitor unplugged I get no response to ping or telnet and am unable to run a remote desk top.
What about unplug the screen and start the system booting. Once it has been given enough time to boot - plug the monitor in and see what is on the screen.
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