Ignite-UX Custom Configuration files

_hp_patch_save_files help_text "Save patched files?"
However, the description in the previous example is wrong because the patches are not committed.
This variable construct only controls whether the swinstall option -x
patch_save_files=true or false command is added to the swinstall command line.
Later in the same file, the following construct is found:
(_hp_patch_save_files == "NO")
{
sd_command_line += " -xpatch_save_files=false "
}
else
{
# This is actually the default...
sd_command_line += " -xpatch_save_files=true "
}
Again, this variable construct is specific to one configuration file. It is not a special variable that
controls all software installations during an Ignite-UX installation session.
_hp_umask
The _hp_umask variable allows you to set the umask to a custom value during a recovery or
installation session. If not set, the umask value used by Ignite-UX defaults to 022 (removes write
permission from “other” and “group”).
When a recovery or installation session first starts, the umask value is set to the value 022; this is
not configurable. The umask defined by _hp_umask is only set once the configuration user
interface has finished and phase one of the recovery or installation session starts.
After the first reboot and the recovery or installation continues, the umask value from _hp_umask
is used to set the umask again.
Warning:
HP does not test Ignite-UX with any umask setting other than 022; setting
the uma
sk to a more restrictive value may cause installation failures. HP
does not consider installation failures caused by setting _hp_umask to a
value other than the default to be a defect in Ignite-UX.
_hp_ht_enable
This variable is used by Ignite-UX to control the state of Hyper-Threading on systems containing
processors that support it. You do not need to define this variable; on HP-UX 11.31 the following
definition is included in the default cold installation per-release config file
(/opt/ignite/data/Rel_B.11.31/config):
#
# Add definition of _hp_ht_enable, to provide hook to enable
# hyperthreading on CPUs that support this for 11.31 and later. Provide an
# install-time method for configuring the HT firmware enabled/disabled
# state.
#
is_ht_capable {
enum _hp_ht_enable
_hp_ht_enable = {"true", "false"}
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