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We have two problems with Intel AMT and FreeBSD.
First:
On AMT version: 8.1.20-build 1336 AMT stop responding about five minutes after booting FreeBSD, it's FreeBSD 9.1-STABLE, 64 bit.
On Linux AMT works fine. We suspect driver, but it's similar like on Linux.
Second:
We have shell scripts to manage computers, on version 5 (older computers) we can sending command like:
curl -m 3 --anyauth -u user:password -d amt_html_rc_radio_group=2 -d amt_html_rc_boot_special=13 http://ip:16992/remoteForm http://ip:16992/remoteForm
to power on and normal boot.
But on version 8 scripts stop working, forms are the same. Is there any changes?
Can you show us the way to resolve problems?
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Do you have any ideas to resolve the problem?
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Hey Kamil
First off if your Linux distro is working with vPro, chances are you have a Kernal version 3.5 and up.
However in regards to FreeBSD, I have not heard of the drivers being included within the distro. You might be able to add the linux drivers, but for that you will need to ask a FreeBSD expert.
Here is some info from the Intel website:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/download-the-latest-intel-amt-open-source-drivers/ Latest Linux Drivers:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/openamt/ Intel AMT Open-Source Tools
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Kamil, as for your second problem:
Intel had added new parameter (t) to those remote control form with hash related to time of session.
If you do not providing it, AMT will respond about session expiration.
I resolved it in two steps, first you should obtain page located at http://server:16992/remote.htm http://server:16992/remote.htm,
take value of variable t from this page and right after that submit your POST with curl but
adding this t value to POST parameters.
BTW in my case curl post was successful only if I use --data-urlencode instead of -d parameters.
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Ok, I can leave curl... How on Linux (suported Redhat/SUSE) on/off/reset AMT from *COMMAND LINE* not web interface I want to do it massively on ~50 computers onetime. Is thre some sheel/perl/anything comman-tool in SDK or enywhere else ? Public domain amttool is not working stable. How I can reflash BIOS on ~50 computers? Do you have any tool?
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