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Using Flash Cards with the Network Station
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3.5.3 Creating a Peer Boot Configuration File
A new file must be created in /QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs , called
peer.nsm , to distinguish it from the flash.nsm file.
This file overrides the normal settings with those required to redirect the
Network Station to load executable modules from the Flash card Network
Station.
An example of the
peer.nsm file is shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19. Example Peer.nsm File
The peer.nsm file must be placed in to the following path on the serving
AS/400:
/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs .
# peer.nsm - place into the /local/configs on the Flash card
#
#Set up the file service table to access the server
set file-service-table = {
{ "/netstation/prodbase/configs/" nil 10.1.1.30 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/"
unix 3 30 4096 4096 }
{ "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/" nil 10.1.1.30 tftp
"/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/" unix 3 30 4096 4096 }
{ "/netstation/prodbase/" nil 10.1.1.30 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/" unix 3 120 4096
4096 }
{ "/QIBM/ProdData/" nil 10.1.1.30 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/" unix 3 30 4096 4096 }
}
# Read the base configuration files on the server.
read standard.nsm
#
# Make the necessary mods to the base values
set boot-desired-source = nfs
set boot-second-source = none
set boot-third-source = none
set exec-startup-commands = {
{mcuis }
{ "actlogin -authserv 10.1.1.30" }
}
set file-try-all-matches-on-open = true
#
# Set up to get Java modules, if any from the Flash card
set java-directory = /peerboot/java
#
# Setup to get executable modules from the Flash card
set modules-directory = /peerboot/mods