User's Guide

support booting into any other mode than the default multi-user run level

at this point. The installation or recovery session has not yet completed

and some steps must still be performed by Ignite-UX. Booting into

anything other than the default run level does not allow the installation

or recovery to complete. This is the intended behavior of Ignite-UX and

not a flaw. In general (except when investigating Ignite-UX issues on

advice from HP Support), you should never change the value of the

_hp_force_autoboot variable.

# Variable to give user control over the use of setboot. When the variable

# is YES, autoboot is set before the first reboot and restored after the

# first reboot. When the variable is NO, autoboot is never changed.

enum _hp_force_autoboot

_hp_force_autoboot = { "YES", "NO" }

init _hp_force_autoboot = "YES"

_hp_force_autoboot help_text "Force Ignite-UX autoboot?"

The following example enables you to set, using the Additional button, whether the final system

uses DHCP to obtain an IP address and hostname once it is installed or recovered. Ignite-UX uses

DHCP to get initial networking information (you must disable DHCP [disable_dhcp=true] in

the installation file system to stop a system booting over the network from using DHCP to obtain an

IP address and hostname).

# Variable to give user control over DHCP.

# If YES, then DHCP is turned off on the system.

enum _disable_dhcp

_disable_dhcp = { "YES", "NO" }

init _disable_dhcp = "NO"

_disable_dhcp help_text "Disable DHCP?"

_disable_dhcp == "YES" {

DISABLE_DHCP=TRUE

}

In the next example, you can configure the value of _hp_addnl_fs_free_pct. The variable is

defined as a list of values that can be selected from the Additional button. If an enum had been

placed before the _hp_addnl_fs_free_pct you would only be able to select a value from 0 to

10. Instead, you can select a value from 0 to 10 or enter another value when changing the

variable using the Additional button.

# JAGae82704 fix. Variable to give user control over the amount of

# free space left over in a logical volume. It defaults to 10. The

# range provided if you click on the button is from 0-10, but a larger

# value can be entered directly in the field if desired.

_hp_addnl_fs_free_pct = { 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 }

init _hp_addnl_fs_free_pct = 10

_hp_addnl_fs_free_pct help_text "Additional free space %"

The last part of configuration accomplishes several things:

1. Sets the os_release attribute for the swinstall command line.