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  over 9 years ago by ancorgs | Reply

  Looks very similar to this other project. Look my comment there. There is already an openQA backend for IPMI and, as far as I understand, AMT and IPMI are kind of similar.

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    over 9 years ago by algraf | Reply

    It's similar, but not identical. This project is about leveraging built-in remote access solutions (which is smart). My project idea is about enabling machines that don't have it. Both make a lot of sense in their own court - if there is hardware support for remote access it's definitely cheaper to just use it rather than hack up frame grabbers ;).

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  It's similar, but not identical. This project is about leveraging built-in remote access solutions (which is smart). My project idea is about enabling machines that don't have it. Both make a lot of sense in their own court - if there is hardware support for remote access it's definitely cheaper to just use it rather than hack up frame grabbers ;).
   
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  It's similar, but not identical. This project is about leveraging built-in remote access solutions (which is smart). My project idea is about enabling machines that don't have it. Both make a lot of sense in their own court - if there is hardware support for remote access it's definitely cheaper to just use it rather than hack up frame grabbers ;).
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Looks very similar to [this other project](https://hackweek.suse.com/12/projects/896). Look my comment there. There is already an openQA backend for IPMI and, as far as I understand, AMT and IPMI are kind of similar.
 
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Looks very similar to this other project. Look my comment there. There is already an openQA backend for IPMI and, as far as I understand, AMT and IPMI are kind of similar.
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  over 9 years ago by coolo | Reply

  Intel AMT should be pretty straightforward - if you have hardware to try. the IPMI support is just a thin layer on top of the vnc_backend controlling the power switching. AMT will be similiar.

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Intel AMT should be pretty straightforward - if you have hardware to try. the IPMI support is just a thin layer on top of the vnc_backend controlling the power switching. AMT will be similiar.
 
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  over 9 years ago by hreinecke | Reply

  I would rather start with IPMI; most of the machines controller by orthos have it already. So you'd have a far larger playground to test things out. And it would be immediately useful for openQA, as I don't suppose you'd be wanting to have openQA run on your laptop...

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I would rather start with IPMI; most of the machines controller by orthos have it already. So you'd have a far larger playground to test things out. _And_ it would be immediately useful for openQA, as I don't suppose you'd be wanting to have openQA run on your laptop...
 
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I would rather start with IPMI; most of the machines controller by orthos have it already. So you'd have a far larger playground to test things out. And it would be immediately useful for openQA, as I don't suppose you'd be wanting to have openQA run on your laptop...
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  over 9 years ago by kwk | Reply

  I agree that IPMI is more widespread but will start with hardware I have on my desk ;-)

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I agree that IPMI is more widespread but will start with hardware I have on my desk ;-)
 
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  over 9 years ago by coolo | Reply

  • IPMI is already done, so much more boring :)

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+ IPMI is already done, so much more boring :)
 
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  over 9 years ago by coolo | Reply

  http://stephan.kulow.org/test.png - Klaus' Laptop :)

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http://stephan.kulow.org/test.png - Klaus' Laptop :)
 
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  over 9 years ago by kwk | Reply

  Looks like we're getting somewhere http://stephan.kulow.org/amt.ogv

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Looks like we're getting somewhere http://stephan.kulow.org/amt.ogv
 
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  over 9 years ago by coolo | Reply

  Translating the link to markdown: Video for Demo

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Translating the link to markdown: [Video for Demo](http://stephan.kulow.org/amt.ogv)
 
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