User's Guide

Outside the in
ner parenthesis the ! (logical not) changes the sense of the test so it becomes TRUE if
no model string is reported for that hardware path. This test could be used to perform actions if the
disk did not exist.
For a more complete test, you could combine the previous examples as follows:
( (disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].model ~ ".") & (disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].size != 0) ) {
init _my_var1=disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].model
init _my_var2=disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].size
note += "Disk at 0/1/0/8/0.15.0 has a model of " + ${_my_var1}
note += "Disk at 0/1/0/8/0.15.0 has a size of " + ${_my_var2} }
This test ensures that the disk at the given hardware path has a model string and a non-zero size.
If either test fails, the configuration it protects will not be evaluated. On a test system, this
configuration produced the following output:
NOTE: Disk at 0/1/0/8/0.15.0 has a model of SEAGATE_ST39173WC
NOTE: Disk at 0/1/0/8/0.15.0 has a size of 8891556K
This result is because the disk did exist. The logic that you would use to see if a disk does not exist
would be as follows:
( ! (disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].model ~ ".") & (disk[0/1/0/8/0.15.0].size ==
0) ) {
...
}
How do I create the CD equivalent of a tape created by
make_boot_tape?
This media can be used for several practical purposes:
1. A replacement for network booting so you do not have to setup boot helpers, DHCP, etc.
The version of Ignite-UX on the media must match the Ignite version on the Ignite server.
2. For use with tape recovery when you need to perform two-step or dual media recovery.
The version of Ignite-UX on the media must match the Ignite version on the tape.
Important:
HP does not provide support for the CD and DVD writing tools supplied
with Ignite-
UX. However, you can notify HP if you find defects. HP will
try to report defects to the related open source communities and
incorporate the appropriate fixes into future Ignite-UX releases. To
provide feedback or report a defect, please open a call with the HP
response center.
Please provide as much information as possible when you contact HP
about a defect, as HP will not investigate problems related to the tools
unless they relate to unmodified examples taken from HP documentation
(allowing documentation issues to be addressed).
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