HP Ignite-UX true, (1M), (1M), false, sw_sel, sw_sel, setboot, setboot, autoboot, autoboot, autoboot, autoboot, autoboot, autoboot, visible_if, _hp_force_autoboot

_hp_disk_layout == "VERITAS Volume Manager (VxVM) with VxFS" _hp_disk_layout == "Logical Volume Manager (LVM) with HFS" _hp_disk_layout == "Logical Volume Manager (LVM) with VxFS"

{

"Create /export volume"		visible_if true
"Create separate volumes (/usr,		/var, ...)" visible_if true
_hp_sec_swap	visible_if	true
_hp_root_grp_striped	visible_if	(_hp_root_grp_disks > 1)
_hp_root_grp_disks	visible_if	true
}
else
{		visible_if false
"Create /export volume"
"Create separate volumes (/usr,		/var, ...)" visible_if false
_hp_sec_swap	visible_if	false
_hp_root_grp_striped	visible_if	false
_hp_root_grp_disks	visible_if	false
}

The following sw_sel definition adds some impacts and enables the addition of the impacts to the file systems to take into account file system usage caused by the installation. When the visible_if variable is set to false the sw_sel definition does not appear in the Ignite-UX GUI; this variable is preset to true so the impacts always affect the installation.

#

#In order to more accurately specify the software impact to

#specific volumes that normally do not have files loaded

#directly, but get created by scripts, we specify some

#typical sizes here so the disk space is accounted for.

#

init sw_sel "impact by scripts" { sw_source = "core" visible_if = false

impacts = "/var" 60Mb impacts = "/stand" 20Mb

} = TRUE

The following configuration statements add a selection to the Additional button that enables the user to control the use of autoboot. Ignite-UX normally runs no matter what the autoboot flag is set to (refer to setboot(1M)). It forces it on if it was off, then later turns it back off for the final reboot when the system would normally come back. This configuration enables the user to manually boot the system when autoboot is disabled.

Ignite-UX normally forces the system to perform the first reboot automatically when rebooting from the installation kernel to the newly created or recovered kernel. This reboot is forced no matter what the autoboot flag is set to (refer to setboot(1M)). Ignite-UX forces it on if it was off; prior to the final reboot Ignite-UX returns the autoboot flag to off. If _hp_force_autoboot is set to NO and the system’s autoboot flag is not set to on, the system does not perform a reboot.

Important:

If you disable autoboot and then install a system, the system never executes a final reboot without manual intervention. HP does not

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