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08-03-2005 01:13 PM
08-03-2005 01:13 PM
single boot and previous kernel value booting?
Could you inform me of the ways on ia64 machine?
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08-03-2005 08:34 PM
08-03-2005 08:34 PM
Re: single boot and previous kernel value booting?
It is near the same. You have to enter isl and execute command:
ISL> hpux -is boot disc(w/x.y.z;0)/stand/vmunix
where w/x.y.z is the physical hardware path to the device, identifying bus converters, slot numbers, and hardware addresses and n is the minor number or section of the disk where vmunix resides.
You could see the content of stand directory with command:
ISL> hpux ll /stand
Regards,
Borislav
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08-03-2005 08:37 PM
08-03-2005 08:37 PM
Re: single boot and previous kernel value booting?
w/x.y.z;0 should be w/x.y.z;n
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08-05-2005 01:05 AM
08-05-2005 01:05 AM
Re: single boot and previous kernel value booting?
when the os booting
press any key
enter efi
efi>hpux
efi>hpux>boot vmunix
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08-05-2005 03:03 AM
08-05-2005 03:03 AM
Re: single boot and previous kernel value booting?
-Enter in the EFI SHELL ( use arrows in the menù )
-type the command "map" ( you will see a list of devices, the boot device you should consider is something like fs0 or fs1, accordingly to the position of the boot disk in the server )
If you don't understand the output of map, try the various fsX: and type "dir" to see if there is the EFI partition ( it probably means that is a boot disk )
-type "fs0:" ( for example )
-type "cd efi"
-type "cd hpux"
-type "hpux.efi"
It will appear the HPUX> menù.
-type "boot -is vmunix" ( single user mode )
or
-type "boot -lm vmunix" ( LVM Maint Mode )
or
-type "boot vmunix.prev" ( kernel previous mode )
or
-type "boot vmunix" ( normal mode )
Rgds,
Alex