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Torsten.
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Re: Ignite-UX

... better (easier) to use 2 different servers. The document is step-by-step:

http://docs.hp.com/en/5992-3336/ch09s02.html#cegbcbaf

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Torsten.
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Should I copy and paste the whole manual or do you prefer to read it directly from the page?

...

1) On the system, copy /opt/ignite/data/scripts/make_sys_image to /tmp.

2) Set the permissions of /tmp/make_sys_image so you can execute it.

...


;-)

Good luck!

Hope this helps!
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Grayh
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ok... I will use two different servers... Now I have sratred loading the OS on the other server as well from the efi shell..

After I do that
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#On the system[which one server1 or server2] , copy /opt/ignite/data/scripts/make_sys_image to /tmp.

step1:#cp /opt/ignite/data/scripts/make_sys_image /tmp

Is that correct ?
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#Set the permissions of /tmp/make_sys_image so you can execute it.

Step 2:#chmod 777 /tmp/make_sys_image

Is that correct ?
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On the Ignite-UX server, create a directory to store the golden archive:

mkdir -p /var/opt/ignite/archives/Rel_B.11.11

Step 2#mkdir -p /var/opt/ignite/archives/Rel_B.11.31

Is that correct ??
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#

Optionally, if you do not have enough disk space[I have plenty of disk space.., or you want the archive created on a remote server, you may use the following options:

/tmp/make_sys_image -d directory_to_place_archive \
-s destination_system_IP_address

#make_sys_image -d Rel_B.11.31 -s 1.1.1.1(Ip address of server 2

is that correct



On the system, run:

/tmp/make_sys_image [options]
Grayh
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Re: Ignite-UX

Is it possible to chat with on the yahoo messenger...

I am online at grayhorns2003@yahoo.co.uk

I have read the doc many times... still...

Plz come online ...


Seeking Assistance to learn and implememt
Grayh
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Re: Ignite-UX

Optionally, if you do not have enough disk space, or you want the archive created
on a remote server, you may use the following options:
/tmp/make_sys_image -d directory_to_place_archive \
-s destination_system_IP_address

>What is directory_to_place_archive: Is it Rel_B.11.31 which I have created in my 3 step

>Also what is destination_system_IP_address


5. On the system, run:
/tmp/make_sys_image [options]

>Which options should I use
Grayh
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Can anyone help me with my above posting
Torsten.
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Sorry, I cannot chat with you.


The destination_system_IP_address is your ignite server.

Take some time and really read this chapter (not only the command lines ;-))

Learn by doing.

Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.

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Grayh
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Re: Ignite-UX

thank you