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Sun Blade X6275 M2 Server Module Installation Guide for Linux Operating Systems
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Preparing to Install an OS

Preparing the Server

Things You Must Decide

Obtaining Necessary Items

Obtaining Drivers

Installing Oracle Linux

Installing Oracle Linux from Distribution Media

How to Install Oracle Linux From a PXE Image

How to Install Required Drivers

How to Update the Oracle Linux Operating System

Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Installation Overview

RHEL Installation and Administration Documentation

How to Install the OS From the Distribution Media

How to Install RHEL From a PXE Image

How to Install Required Drivers

How to Update RHEL

Installing the SLES Operating System

Installation Overview

SLES Installation and Configuration Documentation

Installing the SLES OS From the Distribution Media

Installing SLES From a PXE Server

Updating the SLES Operating System

Things You Must Decide

The following tables list the things you must decide before installing an operating system.

Where will you install the OS?

You can install an OS onto a flash module, a USB flash drive, or a storage device connected to a PCIe EM card.

image:Block diagram of storage devices
Device
Information
Flash module
The server module includes one Sun Flash Module (FMod) socket per node.

When an FMod is present it appears as a disk device and you can install an operating system on it.

To install an FMod, refer to the Sun Blade X6275 M2 Server Module Service Manual.

USB flash drive
The server module includes one internal USB port per node.

When a USB flash drive is present, it appears as a disk device, and you can install an operating system onto it.

To install a USB flash drive, refer to the Sun Blade X6275 M2 Server Module Service Manual.

PCIe EM device
Each chassis blade slot has two assigned PCIe EM slots. One of these is assigned to each node.

If you wish to boot from a storage device connected to a PCIe EM slot, you must configure it to be a boot device. For instructions, refer to your PCIe EM documentation.

Which installation method will you use?

Installation Method
See:
From distribution media (CD/DVD) on the server using a USB-attached external CD/DVD drive
From distribution media (CD/DVD or ISO file) from a remote system
From a network boot image using Preboot Execution Environment (PXE).
PXE installation instructions are provided in the corresponding section for each OS.

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