A-Class Server Installation
A-Class Server Power Up and Boot Procedures
Chapter 2
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INSTALL HP-UX
Press
Enter. The console will display another menu. Select:
STANDARD LVM CONFIGURATION
Press
Enter. The console will display another menu. To the query:
INTERACT WITH SD-UX?
type: no Press
Enter. The system will begin the software installation process.
Step 2. When installation is complete, the server will reboot and the console will display the
following prompt:
Are you ready to link the system to a network?
Press Y or N then press return.
Type: n Press
Enter.
When prompted by the console display, enter the time and system name. The server
should now function as a stand-alone system, except for an error in the /etc/rc.log file
stating that the program “swagentd” could not start. This is because the new kernel was
not built with enough networking support to allow the SD-UX (swinstall) software to run
since no valid network drivers (btlan3) were found on the 10.20 media. To rebuild the
kernel to allow the swinstall software to run, follow the remainder of this procedure.
Step 3. Log in as a “root” user and edit the “/stand/system” file to add the line: lan0.
When the system prompt “#” displays, type the following command:
vi/stand/system Press
Enter.
Step 4. To rebuild the kernel, type the following command at the “#” prompt: mk_kernel
-o/stand/vmunix Press
Enter.
NOTE Disregard the /usr/ccs/bin/ld: (Warning) “Linker features were used...” This warning does
not apply to this procedure.
To reboot the system, type the following command when the system prompt “#” displays:
reboot -r Press
Enter.
Step 5. To make the SD-UX install software work, type the following command when the system
prompt “#” displays:
mknot/dev/lan0 c 52 0x000000 Press
Enter. The SD-UX software should now work
properly.
Step 6. The following command string is for DDS installation of the XSW800HWECR1020
(version XR41) bundle from removable media. This procedure will install the “btlan3”
driver and reboot the server, but it will not automatically add “btlan3” support to the
kernel. Type the following command when the system prompt “#” displays:
swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x match_target=true -s/dev/rmt/0m Press
Enter. The “btlan3” driver will be installed and the server will reboot.
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