#HP ILO 4 CONSOLE INSTALL#
install -m644 $srcdir/firefox/browser/chrome/icons/default/default128.png $pkgdir/usr/share/pixmaps/$_pkgname.png Install -m644 $srcdir/ $pkgdir/usr/share/applications/ Ln -s /opt/$_pkgname/firefox $pkgdir/usr/bin/$_pkgname If you’re using something else, you’ll have to adapt my method below to your prefered tool. This part is not so bad, but you’ll have to edit your PKGBUILD a bit because the latest ESR version at the time of this writing is too new.
#HP ILO 4 CONSOLE HOW TO#
You’ll need an ESR version up to or below 52ESR, and then an old version of Java 7, and I’ll show you below how to get all those things working on Arch Linux (my preferred desktop OS on my ThinkPad X1 Carbon).
You can install and run an older version of Firefox, from the ESR line (Extended Support Release), and support for Java applets will be there, and the iLO2 console will work. So if you’re running a modern Firefox, you’re shit-out-of-luck. As of September, 2018, Firefox dropped support for the technology to run Java applets. It works fine in Firefox though I can login and use most of the tools, except for the Java-based remote console. So, I went down this rabbit hole, burned a few hours, but ultimately was successful and I am proud to share what I discovered.įirst things first, I can’t even login to an iLO2 remote management service at all in today’s Chrome, it’ll complain about SSL and quit with ERR_SSL_BAD_RECORD_MAC_ALERT, so using Chrome is out of the picture. Really, that tried and true T520 had an “A” key that would sometimes pop off…Īnd while I could have just gone to my closet and pulled out this old laptop, just to access the console of one of our old HP servers, just this one time, I really wanted to have a modern solution. Before you judge me, let me just say, I use laptops like old Toyotas I don’t replace them until they are damn near falling apart. This wasn’t so much of an issue with my old laptop, a ThinkPad T520 running an old version of Ubuntu, namely Trusty (14.04). But nevertheless, as our technology advances and support for old Java applets wanes, getting esoteric things like an iLO2 video console working on Linux in 2020 seems next to impossible.
#HP ILO 4 CONSOLE WINDOWS#
This one really frustrated me, but I knew I had to find a solution, and it wasn’t going to be “Run Windows in a VM on your laptop.” That just sounded stupid. Install the Java 7 Runtime Environment (JRE7).
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