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08-15-2001 12:01 AM
08-15-2001 12:01 AM
make_recovery
I've created a boot disk on the server using the make_recovery. And only the server has the tape drive and the rest of the clients just share the tape drive.
And now, one of the client couldn't boot up. Can I boot the client by using the make_recovery tape from the server site?
What should I do in this case?
Thanks.
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08-15-2001 12:37 AM
08-15-2001 12:37 AM
Re: make_recovery
Are the server and client same series machines.
You can use
getconf MACHINE_MODEL
...BPK...
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08-15-2001 02:51 AM
08-15-2001 02:51 AM
Re: make_recovery
first it is advise to do the make_recovery for all the system in each tape .
second - you can buy the product ignite - server that will give you the ablilty to do the backup by net in a sigle ignite-server .
about your que. , if the computer that you made a recovery tape is the same of the computer that have a problem .
you can also boot the system from the recovery cd and will give you the ablilty to fix the error that you have in the computer ( you didnt tell what is the problem with the computer )
to boot from the recovery cd you need of course a cd in the computer , the cd is the same of the install core cd .
just choose the option recovery cd and then you can choose to boot the cd from the cd and over there you can do your trubleshoot of the problem .
be advise that there is a few option after you recover from the recovery cd .
one more advise - as you wrote about the config of your site i thing that ignite-server that have a tape device is the best option .
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08-15-2001 04:03 AM
08-15-2001 04:03 AM
Re: make_recovery
This brings up a good point. When HP-UX is running, then networking is available and you can access the tape, although not transparently. But if the remote machine cannot boot, the remote tape is useless and that is a big problem.
However, Ignite/UX comes with two flavors: make_tape_recovery and make_net_recovery (if you are using make_recovery, download the latest version). The make_net_recovery tool allows you to create a network-bootable image which most (but not all) 9000's can see from the processor ROMs. Ignite/UX is a free product.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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08-15-2001 03:22 PM
08-15-2001 03:22 PM
Re: make_recovery
There are two simple methods to do this.
To make the recovery tape for the server
you are on:
# make_recovery -ACvd /dev/rmt/0mn
TO make an image that can used for other
HP-UX servers of the same class
# make_tape_recovery -x inc_entire=vg00 -I -v -a /dev/rmt/0mn
The -I option allows you to install on
another server interactively.
Note the no rewind device that MUST be used.
HTH
-Michael