HP Integrity rx2800 Kernel Debugging Guide - Page 3

Table of Contents About This Document...7 Intended Audience...7 New and Changed Information in This Edition 7 Document Organization...7 Typographic Conventions...7 Related Information...8 Publishing History...8 HP Encourages Your Comments...9 1 Debugging the kernel locally 11 Overview...11 Setting up the host machine...12 Install Debugging Tools for Windows 13 Building a converter for your cable...14 Build a 5x2-to-DB9M converter (rx1620 14 Build a RJ45-to-DB9F converter (rx5670, rx7620, rx8620, and Superdome/sx1000 14 Setting up and connecting to the target machine 16 Change the boot configuration (applies to all servers 16 Windows Server 2003 Systems Only ⇒ Option 1: Using Bootcfg (recommended 17 Windows Server 2003 Systems Only ⇒ Option 2: Using Nvrboot 19 Windows Server 2008 Systems Only ⇒ Using BCDEdit 20 rx1620 server...21 rx2600 and rx2620 servers...21 rx2660 servers...21 rx3600 and rx6600 servers...22 rx4640 server...22 rx5670 server...23 rx7620, rx8620, and Superdome/sx1000 servers 24 Locate the debug port...24 Option 1: Identifying the core cell using an EFI command (recommended 24 Option 2: Identifying the core cell using an nPartition command 25 Copy the KD utility to the EFI system partition (applies to rx7620 and rx8620 servers only)...25 Enable the debugging port (applies to rx7620 and rx8620 servers only 25 Connect to the debug port...26 BL860c and BL870c Server Blades 27 BL860c i2, BL870c i2, and BL890c i2 Server Blades 28 2 Debugging the kernel remotely 29 Overview...29 Setting up the host machine...29 Install Debugging Tools for Windows 30 Setting up and connecting to the target machine 31 Change the boot configuration...31 Windows Server 2003 Systems Only ⇒ Option 1: Using Bootcfg (recommended 31 Windows Server 2003 Systems Only ⇒ Option 2: Using Nvrboot 34 Windows Server 2008 Systems Only ⇒ Using BCDEdit 35 Enable IPMI LAN access and the debugging option 36 Connect with the target machine and initiate debugging 36 Table of Contents 3