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03-21-2002 12:50 PM
03-21-2002 12:50 PM
Boot device option ! Netserver !
I have a netserver LD PRO
I recently add a NetRaid card and configure my 3 Hard-drive in Raid 5 ! (works fine)
When the system wan't to start I get :
"A disk read error occured
Press Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart"
error & the Floppy light is ON so I assume the system doesnt find any HD cuz it need to search on the netraid card to boot! (like I said I assumed)
SO How do I set the boot device so it can start on the netraid ?
I found an option called
Boot device option in the "bios" !
I can set a Boot target ID or a Boot Lun number ??
Since I'm new with netraid that is Chinese for me !
Can someone help please !
I recently add a NetRaid card and configure my 3 Hard-drive in Raid 5 ! (works fine)
When the system wan't to start I get :
"A disk read error occured
Press Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart"
error & the Floppy light is ON so I assume the system doesnt find any HD cuz it need to search on the netraid card to boot! (like I said I assumed)
SO How do I set the boot device so it can start on the netraid ?
I found an option called
Boot device option in the "bios" !
I can set a Boot target ID or a Boot Lun number ??
Since I'm new with netraid that is Chinese for me !
Can someone help please !
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03-21-2002 01:02 PM
03-21-2002 01:02 PM
Re: Boot device option ! Netserver !
Hi,
Boot through the HP Navigator CD. Select the option for installing the Operating System. Install the OS on the disk ( on the netraid ) and the system will automatically boot from those drives during restart.
HTH,
Shiju
Boot through the HP Navigator CD. Select the option for installing the Operating System. Install the OS on the disk ( on the netraid ) and the system will automatically boot from those drives during restart.
HTH,
Shiju
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03-21-2002 02:10 PM
03-21-2002 02:10 PM
Re: Boot device option ! Netserver !
j-phillipe,
Your server will boot automatically to the NetRaid if there isn't a bootable diskette or CD inserted. If your floppy light is on steady try to disconnect the floppy cable from the system board and reboot. You may have a bad floppy or floppy cable. You may also try to clear CMOS by turning switch 4 config valid off, clear the config and then boot to the navigator CD to save your ECU. (Make sure you can boot to either a floppy or CD-rom before clearing CMOS though because you'll need to boot to an ECU diskette or Navigator CD to enter the Eisa Config Utility after clearing CMOS.)
Ciao,
Greg
Your server will boot automatically to the NetRaid if there isn't a bootable diskette or CD inserted. If your floppy light is on steady try to disconnect the floppy cable from the system board and reboot. You may have a bad floppy or floppy cable. You may also try to clear CMOS by turning switch 4 config valid off, clear the config and then boot to the navigator CD to save your ECU. (Make sure you can boot to either a floppy or CD-rom before clearing CMOS though because you'll need to boot to an ECU diskette or Navigator CD to enter the Eisa Config Utility after clearing CMOS.)
Ciao,
Greg
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03-21-2002 11:10 PM
03-21-2002 11:10 PM
Re: Boot device option ! Netserver !
Remember to check whether the BIOS of the Netraid is enabled:
Boot the server and press Ctrl-M during Netraid scan.
In the first screen you can see an option at the bottom: Enable BIOS or Disable BIOS.
If the option is: Enable BIOS then your BIOS is disabled and you can enable it by changing this value.
If it says: Disable BIOS, then your BIOS is currently enabled and you don't have to change it.
Did you create and initialize any logical drives?
Marco.
Boot the server and press Ctrl-M during Netraid scan.
In the first screen you can see an option at the bottom: Enable BIOS or Disable BIOS.
If the option is: Enable BIOS then your BIOS is disabled and you can enable it by changing this value.
If it says: Disable BIOS, then your BIOS is currently enabled and you don't have to change it.
Did you create and initialize any logical drives?
Marco.
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