Ignite-UX Custom Configuration files

Important:
Only perform this test with one of the standard unmodified layouts. Do
not perform this t
est with a modified disk layout. Removing init prevents
you from modifying anything to do with the file system.
The values in _hp_disk_layout are only indirectly visible. The list of values in the
_hp_disk_layout variable is shown on the Basic tab in the Ignite-UX GUI in the File System:
list. The use of init indirectly affects how _hp_disk_layout works.
The standard configuration files use the variable _hp_disk_layout visible_if false to
prevent this variable from being visible or changeable using the Additional button in the Ignite-UX
GUI.
As defined, the preceding configuration replaces any other values assigned to
_hp_disk_layout. If you want to retain any currently defined disk layouts, you need to start the
preceding examples with the following:
_hp_disk_layout+= { "N4000 with 9Gb disk", "N4000 with 18Gb disk",
"N4000 with 36Gb disk", "N4000 with 72Gb disk" }
The += operator adds to current values rather than replacing any existing values.
_hp_default_cur_lan_dev
The _hp_default_cur_lan_dev string variable is set to the LAN device that is enabled during
the Ignite-UX process. It is used when a LAN device is omitted from keywords that can accept a
LAN interface specifier. This defaults to the interface that you picked during the install; in the non-
interactive case, it defaults to the LAN device the system booted from or to lan0 if not a network
boot.
Therefore, a configuration that looks like this:
( lan[].driver ~ "btlan" ) {
…
}
With this variable, the preceding configuration is really evaluated as:
( lan[_hp_default_cur_lan_dev].driver ~ "btlan" ) {
…
}
The standard configuration files use _hp_default_cur_lan_dev visible_if false to
prevent this variable from being visible or changeable using the Additional button in the Ignite-UX
GUI.
_hp_default_final_lan_dev
The _hp_default_final_lan_dev string variable is similar to
_hp_default_cur_lan_dev, but is used when network information is specified by using the
final keyword. It defaults to _hp_default_cur_lan_dev if not set. The IP address associated
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