CHANGING THE BOOT SOURCE ON A
3 DPE NETBUILDER II SYSTEM
| This chapter describes how to change the primary boot source on a NETBuilder II | |||
| bridge/router with a DPE module. |
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| The NETBuilder software boot files for a DPE module are factory shipped with | |||
| a:/101/boot.29k as the default primary boot source. If you have installed the | |||
| NETBuilder software flash memory card into drive A, and you want to keep the | |||
| default boot source, skip this chapter and refer to Chapter 6. | |||
| If you want to adjust system configuration settings, refer to the SysconF appendix in | |||
| Reference for NETBuilder Family Software for instructions on how to make the | |||
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Using the Boot | The Boot Monitor utility Boot (BT) command allows you to reboot or to override the | |||
Command | default boot path. The BT command is useful if the boot path has a typing error or | |||
| if you have a malfunctioning drive. If you enter a new boot path, the Primary Boot | |||
| Source parameter is updated to reflect the new path. |
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| To reboot the NETBuilder II bridge/router using the Boot Monitor utility Boot | |||
| command, follow these steps: |
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1 | Reset the system in one of two ways. Either press the two outer buttons on the | |||
| LCD control panel on the front of the NETBuilder chassis, or press the reset | |||
| button on the DPE module. |
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LCD control panel buttons on front panel |
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of a NETBuilder II bridge/router | DPE module | |||
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Reset | Reset |
Attention
Reset
PACKET POWER/
FORWARD FAULT | RESET ATTENTION |
STATUS
1 2 3 4
Reset button on DPE module
Push both reset buttons simultaneously
The console displays the following startup message:
Do you want to enter the boot monitor? (y/n)
Entering Y within five seconds enters the boot monitor. If you enter N or enter nothing, the NETBuilder II system begins booting the software.
For more information about the Boot Monitor utility, refer to the Firmware appendix in Reference for NETBuilder Family Software.