Ultra 10 output problem

Hi all, first post here.
I got a sun u10 from ebay a while back. I put together a null modem cable and can connect via the terminal with no problem, here's the post info:
Sun Ultra 5/10 UPA/PCI (UltraSPARC-IIi 360MHz), No Keyboard
OpenBoot 3.15, 768 MB memory installed, Serial #11012275.
Ethernet address 8:0:20:a8:8:b3, Host ID: 80a808b3.
Boot device: disk File and args:
The file just loaded does not appear to be executable.
When I plug in a monitor to the VGA output and turn on the machine, the "energy save" light on the monitor goes off for a second, and it looks like you're about to get output to the monitor, then it just comes back on and nothing. From what I understand to get output via the onboard VGA output you have to plug in a keyboard, so I got a keyboard and mouse, it arrived today. When I plug in the keyboard, attach the monitor to the VGA output, and turn on the power I get one beep, the lights on the keyboard flash a few times, and the same thing happens with the monitor, still no output. It has the Elite 3D card, is the output defaulting to that maybe? Would it help if I removed the card?
With the keyboard plugged in it appears I can't access the terminal via the serial port. minicom says online, but I don't see any output. Does this mean the keyboard is broken, or is there a setting in openboot I have to change to make things kosher for VGA output? I tried both with the mouse plugged into the keyboard and without. I also tried an old Gateway2000 15" I believe Vivitron monitor, and a 19" NEC AccuSync 95f monitor, same with both monitors.
Sorry for all the questions, any response is appreciated.

I was trying not to have to do that. I finally figured it out about midnight last night, after about 5 hours of messing with openboot. I had this poor machine so screwed up a couple of times with my openboot ignorance, at one point I think I saved the power-off command to the nvram somehow, so when I turned the machine on it just immediately powered off...then I turned on diag-switch so it was taking like 10 minutes to boot, then trying to auto-discover the network infinitely...I finally got stop-n to clear the nvram. Had to do that a couple of times overall.
set auto-boot false
set diag-switch false
set output-device /pci/blah blah blah to the vga output
set input-device keyboard
I think that's all it took once it was all said and done. At least now I know a little more about openboot. Now to figure out how to do ANYTHING in solaris!
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