install kernel, the RAM file system is still the root disk. For the commands in this phase, the new disk file systems is the root file system. A reboot is required to change the
1.Release RAM disk space to accommodate software installation and kernel build processes to be done later.
2.Load the archive if indicated in the config (for recovery and golden image installation).
3.Update mnttab so it appears to be correct during installation and kernel build.
4.Create device special files.
5.If needed, rename device files to make the I/O configuration appear fully restored.
6.Update bootconf.
7.Change I/O configuration files to match final instance config using ioinit and ioscan
8.Load
9.Save configuration so it is available for reuse.
10.Build final system kernel.
11.Set up the inittab file so final
12.Reboot system.
Phase 3
Software is configured and final installation or recovery cleanup is done. The result of this phase is a fully installed or recovered system, ready for use after reboot. If configuration has been deferred, the system will be set up to run
1.Update the AUTO boot file.
2.Configure software.
3.Configure final networking.
4.Generate a system manifest.
5.Save the installation information for deferred configuration.
6.Perform final cleanup.
7.Reboot or halt system.
Ignite-UX server requirements
Hardware requirements
An
•Computer: An HP 9000
•Memory: Client installation and recovery performance is typically limited by network throughput. Normally, no special consideration for system memory is needed.
•DVD drive: A DVD device is recommended to simplify copying
•Tape device: As part of your overall disaster recovery plan, you must consider how the
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