HP Insight Control for Linux 7.1 Release Notes

kmod-hpvsa-PAE-1.2.2-3.rhel5u8.i586.rpm
kmod-hpvsa-xen-1.2.2-3.rhel5u7.i586.rpm
kmod-hpvsa-xen-1.2.2-3.rhel5u7.x86_64.rpm
kmod-hpvsa-xen-1.2.2-3.rhel5u8.i586.rpm
kmod-hpvsa-xen-1.2.2-3.rhel5u8.x86_64.rpm
f. Store the gzipped tar file in a directory that the CMS can access by http; for example,
/opt/repository/hpvsa:
# mkdir /opt/repository/hpvsa
# mv /tmp/hp-raid.tgz /opt/repository/hpvsa
4. For RHEL 6 Update 1 and RHEL 6 Update 2 operating systems:
a. Download the driver update disk that corresponds to the RHEL operating system you want
to use:
Download fromFor RHEL OS version:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-linux/p1180468066/v78910x86
RHEL 6.1
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-linux/p1863683617/v78865x86_64
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-linux/p2083818755/v78911x86
RHEL 6.2
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-linux/p702960059/v78864x86_64
b. Copy the driver update disk to the directory that contains the kernel modules, for example,
/opt/repository/hpvsa:
# cp be2iscsi-4.1.377.2-rh6u1.x86_64.img /opt/repository/hpvsa/
5. Create a new Kickstart or AutoYaST file using the file templates supplied by HP:
• For a RHEL 5 Update 8 operating system, add the following lines directly below the
%%driverinstall%% macro in the Kickstart file:
# Install HP RAID driver for B120i and B320i controllers
#
case ${ARCH} in
i*86) RARCH=i586;;
*) RARCH=x86_64;;
esac
cd ${WORKINGDIR}
wget http://${HPSM}:${PORT}/hpvsa/hp-raid.tgz
if (tar zxf hp-raid.tgz --wildcards "kmod*rhel5u8*${RARCH}.rpm" )
then
rpm -i kmod*hpvsa*.rpm
fi
For RHEL 5 Update 7, add the same lines but change rhel5u8 to rhel5u7.
• For a RHEL 6 Update 1 or RHEL 6 Update 2 operating system:
Locate this line in the Kickstart file:◦
url -url %%neturl%%"
◦ Insert the following as the next line:
NOTE: This line is expanded to two lines for clarity; your entry should be on one
line.
driverdisk \
--source=http://CMS_IP:Port/hpvsa/be2iscsi-4.1.377.2-Version.Arch.img
Where:
CMS_IP Is the IP address of the CMS.
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