HP LH4r HP NetRAID-4M Installation Guide - Page 57

hpnraid, Linux, aacraid, Openserver, OpenServer 5.0.x Non-Boot NetRAID-4M

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Installing the Device Drivers viii Remove the configuration line from the kernel by entering the following command: /etc/conf/bin/idinstall -d hpnraid ix Remove the following line from /etc/loadmods: 6:1:hpnraid:hpnraid 3 Install the hpnraid driver on the data container. s Linux The Linux driver is now part of the standard open source distribution. Obtain the Linux operating system from an open source provider. For example, download it from an open source web site such as www.redhat.com and follow their instructions for loading the driver, which on the open source distribution is called aacraid. s Openserver ! Caution: Before installing the Openserver device drivers for your HP NetRAID-4M container, ensure that you have placed the HP NetRAID-4M controller in the correct PCI slot; otherwise the driver will not install. For information on supported PCI slots, see the HP NetRAID-4M Installation Supplement. a Place the Navigator cdrom which contains the SCO OpenServer 5.0.x Non-Boot NetRAID-4M driver in the cdrom drive. The operating system may automount the cdrom on /mnt/cdrom. If not, do the following: i Create the mount point by entering the following command: mkdir /mnt/cdrom ii Mount the cdrom on /mnt/cdrom by entering a command like the following, replacing CDROM_LUN with the logical unit number of your cdrom device (note that in most cases the default cdrom lun is cd0): mount -f ISO9660 -o lower /dev/CDROM_LUN /mnt/cdrom 4-23

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Installing the Device Drivers
viii
Remove the configuration line from the kernel by
entering the following command:
/etc/conf/bin/idinstall -d hpnraid
ix
Remove the following line from
/etc/loadmods
:
6:1:hpnraid:hpnraid
3
Install the
hpnraid
driver on the data container.
■
Linux
The Linux driver is now part of the standard open source
distribution. Obtain the Linux operating system from an open
source provider. For example, download it from an open
source web site such as
www.redhat.com
and follow their
instructions for loading the driver, which on the open source
distribution is called
aacraid
.
■
Openserver
Caution:
Before installing the Openserver device drivers for
your HP NetRAID-4M container, ensure that you have
placed the HP NetRAID-4M controller in the correct PCI
slot; otherwise the driver will not install.
For information on supported PCI slots, see the
HP NetRAID-4M Installation Supplement
.
a
Place the Navigator cdrom which contains the
SCO
OpenServer 5.0.x Non-Boot NetRAID-4M
driver in the
cdrom drive.
The operating system may automount the cdrom on
/mnt/cdrom
. If not, do the following:
i
Create the mount point by entering the following
command:
mkdir /mnt/cdrom
ii
Mount the cdrom on
/mnt/cdrom
by entering a
command like the following, replacing
CDROM_LUN
with the logical unit number of your cdrom device (note
that in most cases the default cdrom lun is cd0):
mount -f ISO9660 -o lower /dev/
CDROM_LUN
/mnt/cdrom
!