| Sun Fire X4500 Server Linux and Solaris OS Installation Guide |     |
Sun Fire X4500 Server Linux and Solaris OS Installation Guide
819-4362-17
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Contents |
1. Operating System Installation Overview
Preparing to Install an OS on a Sun Fire X4500 Server
2. Using the Sun Installation Assistant (SIA)
About the Sun Installation Assistant (SIA)
3. Installing Solaris 10 Operating System
Where to Find Solaris 10 Information
Task Map for RHEL Installation
Red Hat Installation and Administration Documentation
Requirements for Installing RHEL From Distribution Media
Boot Disk ID On Linux Changes If Virtual Floppy Or CD-ROM Is Mounted At Installation
Installing RHEL Using Sun Installation Assistant (SIA)
Preconfiguring Your Network to Support PXE Installation of RHEL
To Copy PXE Files From the Tools and Drivers CD
To Install and Configure the neopxe Boot Server Daemon
To Complete the PXE Preconfiguration
Creating a PXE Install Image on the PXE Server
To Create a RHEL Image on Your PXE Install Server
Installing RHEL From a PXE Server
To Install a RHEL from a PXE Server
Updating the RHEL SCSI Drivers
5. Installing SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10
About SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Installation
SUSE Linux Installation and Configuration Documentation
Task Map for SLES 10 Installation
Installing SLES 10 From Distribution Media
To Install SLES 10 From Distribution Media
Installing the SLES 10 Using the Remote Console Application
To Install SLES 10 from the Remote Console
Preconfiguring Your Network to Support PXE Installation of SLES
To Copy Files From the Tools and Drivers CD
To Install and Configure the neopxe Boot Server Daemon
To Complete the PXE Pre-Configuration
Creating a SLES 10 PXE Install Image on the PXE Server
To Create a SLES 10 Image on Your PXE Server
Installing SLES 10 From a PXE Server
To Install SLES 10 From a PXE Server
Updating the SLES SCSI Drivers
6. Disk Control and Monitor Utility (DCMU) for RHEL
Overview of the Disk Control and Monitor Utility for RHEL4 U4
IPMI Service Must be Running to Use DCMU Utilities
Examples Using the cfgdisk Command
Displaying Disk, Device Nodes, Slots and Status
Disconnecting a Disk Using cfgdisk
Connecting a Disk Using cfgdisk
Displaying cfgdisk Help Information
Examples Using the faultmond Command
Starting faultmond From the Command-line
Stopping faultmond From the Command-line
Setting the Polling Interval From the Command Line
Viewing System and Service Processor Logs
7. Disk Control and Monitor Utility (DCMU) for SLES 10
Overview of the Disk Control and Monitor Utility for SLES 10
IPMI Service Must be Running to Use DCMU Utilities
Examples Using the diskmond Command
Starting diskmond From the Command-line
Stopping diskmond From the Command-line
Finding the status of diskmond From the Command-line
Examples Using the cfgdisk Command
Displaying Disk, Device Nodes, Slots and Status
Disconnecting a Disk Using cfgdisk
Connecting a Disk Using cfgdisk
Displaying cfgdisk Help Information
Viewing System and Service Processor Logs
A. Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names for Linux OS Configuration
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing a SUSE Linux OS
Launch User Shell and Identify Network Interfaces
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing a RHEL Linux OS
Launch User Shell and Identify Network Interfaces
B. Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names for Solaris OS Installation
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names for a Pre-installed Solaris OS
Identifying Logical and Physical Network Interface Names While Installing a Solaris OS
Launch User Shell and Identify Network Interfaces
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