124 SunPCi III 3.2.1 User’s Guide •March 2004
This adds the following information to the already existing configuration
information for Card1 in the /etc/Master.ini file:
This information instructs the SunPCi daemon that Card1 is to be added to its
internal list to handle. As with VNC, when you add Boot@Boot support for a card,
the card is configured with AutoStart disabled. Again, this is to give the person
who will configure the card the opportunity to customize the way the SunPCi
software will run on the card, beforestarting the SunPCi software.
The information shown above, which was added to the Card1 section of the
/etc/Master.ini file, contains many of the same items that are in the VNC
section. The UID,GID and HomeDir entries, as well as the CmdLineArgs and
AutoStart options, are all common to both, and act similarly.
For example, under normal circumstances, if you change the UID,GID,orHomeDir
entries in the VNC section, make the same changes for each card that is configured
for Boot@Boot.
After you have configured one or morecards properly, you can enable them using
the sunpcidadm command with the -e option. Unlike the -a option, which you can
use to add only one card at a time, you can use the -e option to enable multiple
cards at once.
For example, if two cards, Card1 and Card2, areconfigured for Boot@Boot support,
you can enable both at the same time by using the following command:
After you issue this command, the SunPCi daemon will start SunPCi sessions on
both cards.
Note – If the card has AutoStart enabled in the /etc/Master.ini file, be sure
that the SunPCi software is not running on the cardwhen you use the sunpcidadm
-e option to enable the card. If AutoStart is enabled on a card that is running, the
daemon will fail to start the SunPCi software on that card.
[Card1]
CmdLineArgs=-p /pc/card1.ini -c card1 -xwait
AutoStart=Disabled
UID=root ;User ID
GID=root ;Group ID
HomeDir=/ ;Home directory
#/opt/SUNWspci3/bin/sunpcidadm -e card1 card2