LAN1
EFI Shell
Boot option maintenance menu
Security/Password Menu
Use ^ and v to change option(s). Use Enter to select an option
11.Select the new boot option, LAN1 in this case, from the list and press Enter.
The following is an example of a successful network boot using the new LAN1 boot option:
Loading.: LAN1 Running LoadFile()
CLIENT IP: 10.1.52.128 MASK: 255.255.248. DHCP IP: 10.1.53.37
GATEWAY IP: 10.1.48.1 Running LoadFile()
Starting: LAN1
@(#)
Starting HPUX bootloader
Downloading file fpswa.efi (371200 bytes)
(c)Copyright
Booting from Lan |
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Downloading file | AUTO | (528 bytes) |
Press Any Key to interrupt Autoboot
AUTO ==> boot IINSTALL |
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Seconds left till autoboot - | 0 |
AUTOBOOTING... |
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After booting the system, see “Installing
Direct boot profiles for Itanium-based systems
All partitionable
Some systems might require firmware updates to provide support for direct boot profiles. If your system does not provide the dbprofile command, check for any firmware updates that might enable it. You can also consult the system's hardware documentation to determine if dbprofile is supported.
The dbprofile command allows you to create direct boot profiles that can be used in conjunction with the lanboot EFI command. A direct boot profile contains information needed to talk over the network to an installation server.
NOTE: This does not affect any DHCP support you may need to configure to allow the installation process to talk to an
The following dbprofile command, when run from EFI,
dbprofile
192.1.1.20
102 Booting and installing