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36 Chapter 2
Installing HP-UX
Booting from a Network (Workstation/Series 700, B, C J Only)
• If necessary, type the following command again:
search lan
Note that it will typically take two or three searches before the
install server will be found, due to a built-in delayed response from
the install server.
• Identify your LAN server from the listing.
• If three attempts result in no response from the desired server, see
Chapter 4, “Troubleshooting Your Installation.”
3. If you know the Ethernet™ address of your server and can specify
where to boot without going through the search process, type:
boot lan.080009-nnnnnn
where 080009-nnnnnn is the Ethernet address of the install server.
This number can be found by running the lanscan(1M) command on
the server.
• If your server is listed during the search, then you can boot the
system by typing "p" and the index number of the server. For
example:
p1
This will cause the boot to begin. OR
• Alternatively, you can exit this screen by typing "x Enter", and typing
"boot p1" at the previous screen.
Newer Workstations (Series 700, B, C, J)
On newer Workstations, after the power is turned on, you will see a
graphical interface screen that displays instructions to press ESC to stop
the boot process.
1. Press ESC, and you should see the following menu:
Figure 2-8