Stand alone Xenix/386 boxes Question

[Norman Kohn]

In article <9065 at alice.UUCP> debra at alice.UUCP () writes:
>In article <2208 at faline.bellcore.com> schou at faline.UUCP (Scott Chou) writes:
>>Can 386 boxes run SCO Xenix without a keyboard and console monitor?
>>In other words I'd like to set up a small LAN of 386 boxes on an
>>Ethernet and communicate with them only through remote logins.
>>
>
>I'm afraid this is going to be a bit of a problem with most AT-clone 386
>boxes:
I've done this with uport 286, and believe that it would work with 386 as 
well.  Kernel errors log to the console, however, and if you ever need
to patch the OS off a boot disk, etc., you'll need kbd and monitor.

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