[Openhpi-devel] Re: User documenation

[Alex N <al...@st...>]

Hi Tariq,

Thanks for your response Sean.

We are using Fedora with Supermicro and MSI motherboards.  The MSI=20
board has integrated IPMI features, but we don't know the version.  The=20=

Supermicro has an add-on IPMI v1.5 card.  We would like to be able to=20
access IPMI features, such as power cycling.

Does OpenHPI allow remote access?  Unfortunately I can't get to the=20
website now to check (not sure why.)

Thanks.


>  I believe Sean answered the question.
>
>  I wanted to understand how we can help more.
>
>  If you can tell me what is the platform you"re using we can probably=20=

> provide examples of
> configuration files as well as general pointers to usage models.
>
>  Thanks
>
>  ----------------------
>  =CD=AC=D2=E5=B4=CA, Tariq Shureih
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: openhpi-devel-admin@li...
> [mailto:openhpi-devel-admin@li...] On Behalf Of Alex N
>  Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 2:22 AM
>  To: openhpi-devel@li...
>  Subject: [Openhpi-devel] User documentation
>
>  Hello,
>
>  We are trying to figure out how to use OpenHPI here, since it looks =
to
>  be very useful, but there doesn"t seem to be any documentation about
>  how to use the implementation.  We were able to compile and run the
>  binaries, but have no idea how to use them.  I have only found docs
>  about the general design.  Is the more information somewhere about =
how
>  to use the tools and the status of the functionality?
>
>  There also appears to be a client in the source, but I"m assuming it=20=

> is
>  not being actively developed.
>
>  Thanks a lot.
>
>  -Alex
  --
Alex Neth
Pogo Linux