I run my server thru an inexpensive KVM switch box. The only trick is, my
switch box has a serial mouse connection, and, as you know, the Multia has
PS/2 mouse. I have to plug a PS/2 mouse directly to the Multia, but I just
stick the mouse out of the way. It's working fine like this... 

******For all Multia users******
You might want to try the Multia-Users mailing list too. Seems like a pretty
decent list. (So far. I've only been on it for about a month now...)
 Here's how you get to it...

try sending an email to:

majordomo@explode.unsw.edu.au

with the text "subscribe multia-users" in the BODY of the email.

Mike


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> ----------
> From: 	Eric.Melville (Exchange)
> Sent: 	Monday, July 17, 2000 12:20 PM
> To: 	'port-alpha@netbsd.org'
> Subject: 	headless multia
> 
> I'm looking to run this here (post-heat-death) Multia as an NFS server for
> a
> LAN. There is really no reason to have a monitor and/or keyboard attached
> to
> it. Has anyone attempted to run a Multia w/o a keyboard? According to
> multiple (linux-related) sources, running w/o a keyboard will blow the
> motherboard (!) I see no mention of this in the NetBSD Multia FAQ. I am
> guessing that someone was running w/o a keyboard and happened to
> experiance
> heat-death at that time. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
> 
>