Solved: Pegasos 2 stops booting on Bplan logo
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    Doraemon
    Posts: 137 from 2003/7/1
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    Hello
    I have a Pegasos 2 thats not working very well.
    It stops to boot on the Bplan logo.

    I've tryed another gfx card and booted a few times but now I have the same problem with it, It stops on the bplan logo.

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    In a few days I will recive a new ddr modules to test.

    Any link that explain how works the serial terminal test?

    Any suggestion?

    Thanks for all



    [ Edited by Doraemon 07.07.2023 - 18:24 ]
  • »06.07.23 - 15:30
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Cego
    Posts: 733 from 2006/5/28
    From: Germany
    This behavior appears when you have no PS2 Keyboard attached. usually if you keep waiting it should continue booting after a while. Or just connect a PS2 Keyboard :)

    [ Edited by Cego 06.07.2023 - 17:22 ]
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  • »06.07.23 - 16:22
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    Doraemon
    Posts: 137 from 2003/7/1
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    Cego wrote:
    This behavior appears when you have no PS2 Keyboard attached. usually if you keep waiting it should continue booting after a while. Or just connect a PS2 Keyboard :)


    It Works!!
    I'm really happy.
    A lot of thanks.
    It was really frustrating but I nver thought that a keyboard was really mandatory
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Brumiga
    Posts: 249 from 2004/4/3
    From: France
    @Doraemon,

    You can contact bplan to obtain an update of openfirmware. Indicate the revision of your mother board, the serial number of you cpu daughterboard and the version/revision of openfirmware on your pegasos 2. With this update of openfirmware you will be able to use usb keyboards instead of ps2 one. And it will not stop/block the start on bplan logo. Find their adress and send a mail.

    Good luck.

    Brumiga
  • »07.07.23 - 08:00
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    Doraemon
    Posts: 137 from 2003/7/1
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    Thanks for the tip.
    I will do it.

    Quote:

    Brumiga wrote:
    @Doraemon,

    You can contact bplan to obtain an update of openfirmware. Indicate the revision of your mother board, the serial number of you cpu daughterboard and the version/revision of openfirmware on your pegasos 2. With this update of openfirmware you will be able to use usb keyboards instead of ps2 one. And it will not stop/block the start on bplan logo. Find their adress and send a mail.

    Good luck.

    Brumiga
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    KennyR
    Posts: 880 from 2003/3/4
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    You can still get PS2 to USB converters for next to nothing, that will let you plug in a USB keyboard into a PS2 port. Even when I got a Pegasos 1 back in 2003, PS2 keyboards were very hard to find.
  • »08.07.23 - 19:04
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    Kronos
    Posts: 2334 from 2003/2/24
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    KennyR wrote:
    You can still get PS2 to USB converters for next to nothing, that will let you plug in a USB keyboard into a PS2 port.


    Careful, these basic purple (KBD) and green (mouse) adapters only work if the KBD (or mouse) supports the PS/2 (PS2 is Sony...) protocol.
    Properly not true for most stuff designed in the past 15 years.
  • »08.07.23 - 20:19
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    bigfoot
    Posts: 510 from 2003/4/11
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    Kronos wrote:
    Careful, these basic purple (KBD) and green (mouse) adapters only work if the KBD (or mouse) supports the PS/2 (PS2 is Sony...) protocol.
    Properly not true for most stuff designed in the past 15 years.


    And more important: They can fry your USB keyboard if it doesn't support this.
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  • »08.07.23 - 20:21
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