Bl860C And Bl870C Servers; Rx1620 Server; Bl860C/Bl870C Debugging Port - HP Rx2620-2 - Integrity - 0 MB RAM Manual

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Enable the debugger for the desired boot entry:

C:\>bcdedit /debug

{identifier_of_boot_entry_targeted_for_kernel_debugging} ON

Once again, for a complete description this tool, refer to the Microsoft documentation found

here:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/c/5/9c5b2167-8017-4bae-9fde-d599bac8184a/

BCDedit_reff.doc

BL860c and BL870c servers

Connect the serial-USB-video cable (or SUV, part number 416003–001 that was supplied with

the server) to the 9–pin serial connector on the front of the BL860c/BL870c server (target), as

shown in the following image.

Figure 1-3 BL860c/BL870c debugging port

Now connect one end of a null modem cable to the SUV serial port. Connect the other end of the

null modem cable to the laptop, PC, or other blade server acting as the host. Because the SUV

serial port is shared between the iLO console and the debug serial port, you must issue the

following command at the MP command prompt to direct output to the debug serial port:

MP:CM> ca –local –mode aux

Connect the cable between the laptop (host) and the rx1620 server (target) using the 5x2-to-DB9M

converter as shown in the following image.

Setting up and connecting to the target machine

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