HP 9000 Series User Manual

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2. Run SAM byentering the follo wing:
$ /usr/bin/sam
To get help in SAM, pressing the
4
f1
5 key gives you context-sensitive
information for the ob ject at the location of the cursor.
3.
Highlight and select
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Peripheral Devices ->
4.
At the next screen highlight and select
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Tape Drives ->
5.
The
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Tape Drive Manager screen lists what tape devices are connected,
including your new device. Highlight that device.
6.
From the
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Actions menu, choose
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Add... . A message screen gives you the
hardware steps for adding the tap e drive. Clickon
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OK or press 4
Return
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7. A conrmation screen indicates whether any related device drivers needed
to b e added to the kernel. Clickon
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Yes or press 4
Return
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8. If you needed to add a device driver, you will also need to create a new
kernel and (eventually) reb o ot the system. Select from the men
uon
the
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Create a New Kernel screen whether you want to create the new
kernel now, later, or cancel the prop osed mo dications. (Make sure y
our
choice has an asterisk placed by it, by pressing
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Return while that line is
highlighted.) Clickon
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OK to conrm your choice of action.
9. You will next b e given a choice of whether to install the new kernel now
or later. If you move the kernel into place now, the system will also
rebo ot. If you cho ose to do it later, you can then move the new kernel,
/etc/conf/dfile.SAM to /hp-ux and reb o ot. You should also move
/etc/conf/dfile.SAM to /etc/conf/dfile at the same time.
If you rebo ot, the old kernel will be backed up as /SYSBCKUP .
10. Exit SAM, if you have not already done so.
Note
If you are mo difying a cluster client's kernel, its kernel is not
backed up, since /SYSBCKUP is used exclusively for the cluster
server's kernel.
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HP 9000 Series Specifications

General

Operating System	HP-UX
Manufacturer	Hewlett-Packard (HP)
Series	9000
Type	Server
Processor	PA-RISC
Memory	Varies by model
CPU	PA-RISC processors
Expansion Slots	Varies by model
Networking	Ethernet
Form Factor	Rackmount
Models	A-Class, D-Class, E-Class, K-Class, N-Class, RP Series, Superdome