16. Return to EFI Shell by exit command.
17. Execute reconnect –r command, then execute map –r command.
Display content depends on environment.
18. Enter exit command.
Creating boot option
Note:
• After installing the OS, if you set up a multi-path configuration, create a
boot option for both paths. Note that, for a logical EFI (X64.UEFI), you
can use the boot option that was automatically created during OS
installation, for both paths in the multi-path configuration. In other words,
you do not need to create individual boot options for each path.
It is necessary to create the boot option according to the use. If the boot
option has been set already, you do not need the following procedure.
Table 5-5 Boot option
Boot device
Boot type use
Logical BIOS
(IA32.UEFI)
Logical EFI
(X64.UEFI)
FC STORAGE DEVICE • NO VOLUME
LABEL
• SYSTEM
(The displayed
information might
vary depending on the
boot medium.)
SAN boot Boot guest OS
USB STORAGE DEVICE • EFISECTOR
• ANACONDA
(The displayed
information might
vary depending on the
boot medium.)
CD/DVD boot Use CD/DVD
NETWORK BOOT
DEVICE
Load File Network boot Use SC/DPM
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