System information

Using Flash Cards with the Network Station
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chosen to use the local file manager to copy files from the AS/400 IFS,
instead of using the NFS support.
Use the following steps to change the lines in the file
flash.nsm to disable
access to the local file manager:
1. Open the file using a simple text editor.
2. Delete the following lines from the
flash.nsm file:
set xserver-initial-x-resources =
"ncdconsole.disable.TerminalMenu: false"
set file-manager-password = password
3. Modify the line that reads:
set file-manager-access-control-enabled = true
to:
set file-manager-access-control-enabled = false
If support for peer booting is not required, follow these steps:
4. Modify the line that reads:
set file-enable-nfs-server = true
to:
set file-enable-nfs-server = false
5. Save the file as flash.nsm into the same directory,
/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs .
3.3.13 Flash Card Boot Summary
In this section, you created an image in a separate directory in the AS/400
IFS that contained all of the files that were placed onto the Flash card. A new
file called,
flash.nsm, was created and placed into the
/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs directory. This file reads the
During the previous steps, the NFS server daemon on the Network Station
was also enabled which allowed you to mount the Flash card file system onto
a directory in the IFS of your AS/400 system. If you intend to use the peer
boot functionality to boot and start other Network Stations from one Flash
card-enabled Network Station, then the NFS server daemon must be left
enabled. Otherwise, you can turn off the NFS server daemon by completing
step 4.
Note