HP Intel Pro/100 HP Broadcom iSCSI Boot for NC37xx/NC380x Adapters User Guide - Page 13

Load the HP drivers into the Windows Server 2008 Setup, Windows Server 2003 installation

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peimg /inf=. HPNicUpdate\drivers\bxois.inf/image=. \HPNicUpdate\MountPoint\Windows 12. Save the changes to the WIM using the following command: imagex/unmount/commit.\HPNicUpdate\MountPoint 13. Replace the original sources\boot.wim image (located in the W2K8 DVD f older you created in an earlier step) with the HPNicUpdate\Wim\boot.wim image and then create a new DVD image. Load the HP drivers into the Windows Server 2008 Setup To load the Windows Server 2008 HP NC-Series Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter drivers, complete the following: 1. Locate and extract the Wind ows Server 2008 HP NC-Series Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter SmartStart comp onent (CP00xxxx.exe) file and extra ct the contents to a USB memory device. 2. Set the EV parameter WindowHBAMode to False (see "Initialize iSCSI boot configuration parameters (on page 6)") for more information. 3. Boot the updated Windows Server 2008 DVD that you created in the "Add HP drivers to the Microsoft Windows 2008 DVD WIM image (on page 12)" section. 4. Navigate to the setup screen and select the Load Drivers option. Browse the USB device for the HP NC-Series Windows Server 2008 Multifunction G igabit Server Adapter files that you extracted in an earlier step. 5. Select the Bxvbd.inf file. 6. Return to the Windows Server 2008 Setup screen. The iSCSI storage device identified in the boot phase appears as an available iSCSI ta rget for installing the Windows Server 2008 operating syste m. 7. Continue with Windows Server 2008 installation. Windows Server 2003 installation The following procedure describes how to perform an F6 installation of Wind ows 2003 on an iSCSI target. Alternatively, HP Integrated Lights-Ou t 2 (iLO 2) provides multiple ways to configure, update, and operate multiple servers remotely using the browser-based interface and ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU). Installing Windows Server 2003 using an F6 install To install a Windows operating system directly to an iSCSI target from a Windows CD-ROM, create standard DOS-formatted (FAT) diskettes with files from the SoftPaq located in the apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x86 and apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x64 folders. To create F6 d iskettes, navigate to the appropriate folder and copy the contents to the top level folder of a formatted M S-DOS b ootable diskette. When attempting to install Windows 2003, ensu re that the iSCSI target contains no previou sly installed operating system images and that the disk contains a zero Master Boot Record (MBR). 1. Create Windows_F6 Diskette 1: o For a Wind ows 2003 x86 operating system, navigate to the apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x86\disk1 directory and cop y all files to the root directory of disk 1. o For a Wind ows 2003 x64 operating system, navigate to the apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x64\disk1 directory and cop y all files to the root directory of disk 1. 2. Create Windows_F6 Diskette 2: Installation and configuration 13

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Installation and configuration 13
peimg /inf=. HPNicUpdate\drivers\bxois.inf/image=.
\HPNicUpdate\MountPoint\Windows
12.
Save the changes to the WIM using the following command:
imagex/unmount/commit.\HPNicUpdate\MountPoint
13.
Replace the original sources\boot.wim image (located in the W2K8 DVD folder you created in an
earlier step) with the HPNicUpdate\Wim\boot.wim image and then create a new DVD image.
Load the HP drivers into the Windows Server 2008 Setup
To load the Windows Server 2008 HP NC-Series Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter drivers, complete
the following:
1.
Locate and extract the Windows Server 2008 HP NC-Series Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter
SmartStart component (CP00xxxx.exe) file and extract the contents to a USB memory device.
2.
Set the EV parameter WindowHBAMode to
False
(see "Initialize iSCSI boot configuration
parameters (on page
6
)") for more information.
3.
Boot the updated Windows Server 2008 DVD that you created in the "Add HP drivers to the
Microsoft Windows 2008 DVD WIM image (on page
12
)" section.
4.
Navigate to the setup screen and select the
Load Drivers
option. Browse the USB device for the HP
NC-Series Windows Server 2008 Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter files that you extracted in an
earlier step.
5.
Select the
Bxvbd.inf
file.
6.
Return to the Windows Server 2008 Setup screen. The iSCSI storage device identified in the boot
phase appears as an available iSCSI target for installing the Windows Server 2008 operating
system.
7.
Continue with Windows Server 2008 installation.
Windows Server 2003 installation
The following procedure describes how to perform an F6 installation of Windows 2003 on an iSCSI
target. Alternatively, HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) provides multiple ways to configure, update, and
operate multiple servers remotely using the browser-based interface and ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
Installing Windows Server 2003 using an F6 install
To install a Windows operating system directly to an iSCSI target from a Windows CD-ROM, create
standard DOS-formatted (FAT) diskettes with files from the SoftPaq located in the
apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x86 and apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x64 folders. To create F6 diskettes, navigate to
the appropriate folder and copy the contents to the top level folder of a formatted MS-DOS bootable
diskette.
When attempting to install Windows 2003, ensure that the iSCSI target contains no previously installed
operating system images and that the disk contains a zero Master Boot Record (MBR).
1.
Create Windows_F6 Diskette 1
:
o
For a Windows 2003 x86 operating system, navigate to the apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x86\disk1
directory and copy all files to the root directory of disk 1.
o
For a Windows 2003 x64 operating system, navigate to the apps\bcm_iscsi\nc37x\x64\disk1
directory and copy all files to the root directory of disk 1.
2.
Create Windows_F6 Diskette 2
: