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If anyone out there has one of these cables, could you PLEASE slap a continuity tester on it and tell me which pins are used by the keyboard? I'm trying to get my little linux project running here, but I can't access the system or scsi bios to get started. It'll probably only see a non-usb keyboard for about 5 minutes of its life. Much Thanks!
Thanks for the tip. I managed to run the remote video thru the service port (serial A) with Hyperterm and set everything up. I never even needed to install a video card into it, or hookup a USB keyboard/mouse! If anyone else nabbed one of these off ebay really cheap, don't worry about spending the 150 bucks on the silly C2T breakout box. It's not needed, just hook up a null modem cable to the serial port and run hyperterm! BTW the bps needs to be set at 57600. For some reason that isn't in the documentation.
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