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01-31-2007 01:59 AM
01-31-2007 01:59 AM
Loading CentOS on Proliant ML370 G2
I am installing CentOS 4.4 (binary compatible with RHEL) on an older ML370 G2. The OS loads no problem and I've been able to get the Proliant Support Pack to load by modifying /etc/redhat.release to include a line identifying Red Hat as the OS.
While most of the PSP gets installed a bunch are not including the HP System Maintenance Page and the Array Diagnostics utility.
Is there a procedure to make sure that the installation goes through correctly so that the system is being properly monitored?
Boaz
While most of the PSP gets installed a bunch are not including the HP System Maintenance Page and the Array Diagnostics utility.
Is there a procedure to make sure that the installation goes through correctly so that the system is being properly monitored?
Boaz
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