HP 10.20 OS Install – Setup 700 series (B132’s)
March 5, 2011Always verify and adapt these recommendations for the OS Install.
HP 10.20 OS Install – Setup 700 series (B132’s)
1. Insert HP-UX 10.20 Install and Core OS into the CD ROM drive.
2. Reboot the machine with sync;reboot
3. Press any key to interrupt the boot process
4. Enter the following: sea
5. Enter the following: boot P0
6. Choose N to not interact with IPL.
7. Enter 45 (for US english)
8. Press return and return again
9. Highlight “Install HP-UX”
10. Press enter
11. Choose Yes to set up Networking
12. Press enter
13. Hit ctrl-c to stop the DHCP search
14. Enter the machine’s hostname (Not the fully qualified hostname. “newhost” not “Newhost.newhost.com”)
15. Enter the IP address of the OUTSIDE interface
16. Enter the IP of the Router
17. Enter the correct netmask
18. This information is NOT temporary, choose no.
19. Tab to OK, press return.
20. Choose Standard LVM configuration, press return
21. Change Primary Swap to 256 (highlight, press return, down arrow, return)
22. Tab to OK, press return.
23. Tab to Modify FS parameters, press enter.
24. Change the configuration to the following parameters.
NOTE: This is done by highlighting the appropriate entry, pressing TAB to the “size” entry, deleting the old entry, entering the new value, pressing “TAB” to the modify option and hitting return.
/ – 64 MB
/stand – 128 MB
(swap)- 256 MB (this value should already be set)
/home – 20 MB(this value should already be set)
/opt – 252 MB (this value should already be set)
/tmp – 64 MB
/usr – 500 MB
/var – remaining free (>400 MB)
NOTE: The filesystem can be fudged a little if there is a HUGE amount of disk space (4-8 Gig). We would recommend upping the swap, stand and root if this is the case.
25. Choose OK, press return
26. Choose OK, press return
27. Choose Continue, press return
28. Wait for all the filesets to be installed (about an hour, depending on the speed of the system.) The machine should reboot itself.
29. Click Yes
30. Click Yes
31. Click OK
32. Click Yes
33. Choose the proper timezone
34. Follow the onscreen directions (yes, they do actually make sense)
35. Set the root password (currently using $shadow$ as the password)
36. Follow the onscreen directions
37. Set the IP address information
38. Follow the onscreen directions
39. Choose Yes for Additional Network Parameters
40. Enter the Subnet, Gateway and Hostname (NOT fully qualified)
41. Choose OK
42. Follow the onscreen directions
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43. Choose Yes for Additional Network Parameters- DNS
44. Enter the DNS information (newhost.com – 10.99.200.51)
45. Click OK then Yes then Close
46. Click CANCEL on the NIS screen
47. Choose no for font server setup
48. Choose close
49. Insert the Applications CD as it is rebooting
50. Choose Command Line Login from the CDE login screen under Options.
51. Login as root
52. Type mount –o cdcase /dev/dsk/c12d0 /SD_CDROM
53. Type sam
54. Press Return until you see the sam screen pop up. (If it is asking questions about term type, just press return. The defaults will work fine)
55. Choose “Software Management”
56. Choose “Install Software to Localhost”
57. The Specify source screen will appear, Tab to “OK” and press enter
58. Choose OK on the popup screen
59. Arrow down to the 100BT PCI drivers. (They should be package #’s B5509BA and B5511BA)
60. Press the spacebar to highlight them.
61. Press ALT (which is the F2 key) +A
62. Press m for “mark for install”
63. Press enter, and enter again
64. Yes should appear in the “Marked” column
65. Press ALT (which is the F2 key) +A
66. Arrow down to Install (analysis) and press enter.
67. Select OK, press enter
68. Select Yes and Yes again.
69. The “done” option will be available when the install is complete. Select Done and press return.
70. Select OK and press return.
71. The system should auto reboot at this time
72. Choose Command Line Login from the CDE login screen under Options.
73. Login as root
74. Type lanscan
75. You should see all of your installed interfaces. If you do not, it’s because the incorrect package was installed. Please do steps 47 to 67 again with the correct package.
76. Congratulations, you must now configure your nic. DO NOT USE the ifconfig command.
77. Type sam, press return
78. Press return
79. Choose Networking and Communications
80. Press enter
81. Choose Network Interface Cards
82. Press enter
83. Choose your inside interface (it should not be configured)
84. Press ALT (which is the F2 key) +A
85. Choose Configure
86. Enter the IP address, the alias (eg, griffey-internal.newhost.com), and the netmask for the interface.
87. Choose OK
88. Choose OK again.
89. The configuration should appear on the screen
90. Press F8 (exit)
91. Press F8 (exit) again
92. Use the ifconfig command to make sure the interface is up.
93. Almost there…Stay on Target
94. Insert the EXT SW (Extension Software) Disk in the CD-ROM
95. Type sam and press return
96. Press Return
97. Choose Disks and Filesystems
98. Choose Disk Devices
99. Highlight the CD-ROM using the spacebar
100. Press ALT (which is the F2 key) +A
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Choose Add
102. Choose Not Using the Logical Volume Manager
103. Press return
104. Type /SD_CDROM for the “mount directory”
105. Un-check the “At every system boot” box
106. Choose ‘OK”
107. Press enter
108. When it is done mounting, press F8
109. Arrow up to “..go up”
110. Press enter
111. Choose Software Management
112. Press Enter
113. Arrow down to Install Software to Localhost
114. Press Enter
115. The Specify source screen will appear, Tab to the line that has /SD_CDROM in it.
116. Change it to say /SD_CDROM/XSW700GR1020
117. Tab to “OK” and press enter
118. When the contents are displayed, highlight it (using the spacebar)
119. Press F2 (alt) + a
120. Press m (for mark for install)
121. It should now say Yes in the Marked? Column.
122. Press F2 (alt) + a
123. Press I (for install)
124. Choose OK
125. Choose Yes
126. Choose Yes
127. Tab to “Done” when it becomes available.
128. Press return
129. Choose OK
130. Choose OK again
131. It should now auto-reboot.