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Processing complete and so on... 14. The system will start a graphical display. More files are transferred to the hard drive. It will take about ten minutes to complete this file copy process. Next the system will auto-reboot again. 15. The system will boot to the Registration/Tutorial screen. Select close to go to the OS/2 desktop. The IBM OS/2 product is now installed. The following steps are not required if you are using Procedure #2. Hewlett-Packard recommends that you use the Drivers/Utilities diskette created with the HP Navigator CD-ROM to copy the drivers to c:\os2\boot subdirectory as described in the next two steps. (Where C: is the OS/2 boot driver, make a backup copy of any file before replacing or deleting it) A) If you are using the HP NetRAID adapter, insert the Drivers/Utility diskette in drive A and type: COPY A:\NETRAID\MRAID.ADD C:\OS2\BOOT Where C: is the OS/2 boot drive. B) Edit CONFIG.SYS to add the new driver and remark out IBMINT13.I13. (See "Consideration 1, in Section 1" of this document to apply the proper boot order.) These two driver lines should look as follows: BASEDEV=MRAID.ADD REM IBMINT13.I13 16. If you have an HP DAC adapter, insert the Drivers/Utility diskette in drive A: and enter the following command: COPY A:\HPDA\HPDA.ADD C:\OS2\BOOT Where C: is the OS/2 boot drive. A) Edit config.sys to replace the line that reads: DAC960.ADD with HPDA.ADD 28

Section	Page
IBM OS/2 Installation Guide for all Hewlett-Packard NetServers	1
Introduction	1
Table of Contents	1
Before You Begin	2
Section 1. Installation Tips and Considerations	3
Tip 1) Extended Translation Setting	3
Tip 2) Extending Disk Capacity Beyond 1 GB	3
Tip 3) Formatting Disk Partitions Larger than 2 GB	4
Tip 4) Device Allocation under OS/2	4
Tip 5) RAM Greater Than 192 MB	4
Tip 6) Performance Tuning	4
Tip 7) Troubleshooting System Hangs When Loading CONFIG.SYS	5
Tip 8) OS/2 Warp Server Installation Issues	5
Tip 9) How to View the Resources Used by an Adapter	6
Tip 10) How to Run the HPVGSET.EXE Utility from the Navigator CD-ROM	7
Tip 11) 4GB RAM support in OS/2	7
Tip 12) HPFS386 Drive cache size issue on systems with 4GB RAM	8
Tip 13) When using HP NetRAID install the driver MRAID.ADD	8
Tip 14) Getting Trap 00D when booting OS/2	8
Tip 15) Getting Trap 008 during extensive disk/network I/O	8
Tip 16) Specific to E Series NetServers: How to boot from a NetRAID adapter while a 2910Bui SCSI card is present on the system	9
Tip 17) IRQ Sharing can cause system hangs	9
Tip 18) Adaptec driver AIC7870.ADD 133496 12-Jan-1998 or later is required for 2940UW with rev B chip set	9
Tip 19) Configuring IDE drives as boot device	9
Tip 20) NetServer LPr, LH 3 and LH 4 CD-ROM must be configured as \	10
Tip 21) NetServer LH 3 Embeded SCSI and Raid Adapter Configuration	10
Tip 22) Installing Multiple D5013 NICs	10
Tip 23) \	11
Tip 24) IBM's Recommended Procedure Installing OS/2 with New AIC78XX.ADD	11
Tip 25) NetServer E 60 - Fixpak 40 Required for Memory Dump Functionality	12
Considerations	12
Consideration 1: Choose the Booting Controller	12
Consideration 2: Selecting the Boot Drive Capacity	13
Consideration 3: Choosing the Boot Drive ID off Embedded Adaptec SCSI	13
Section 2. Creating the HP Drivers/Utilities Diskette	14
Procedure One	14
Procedure Two	15
Section 3. OS/2 CD-ROM Installation Procedures	16
Installing Warp 3.0 or Warp Conn. 3.0 or Warp Server 4.0	17
Detailed Procedure for Installing Warp 3.0, Warp Conn. & Warp Server 4.0	17
Installing Warp 4.0 or Warp Server SMP 4.0	25
Section 4. Installing Hewlett-Packard NIC's	32
Installing OS/2 LAN Services for use with the HP J2973A or J2970A 10BaseT PCI LAN Adapter (CD-ROM)	32
Installing LAPS Separately	33
HP J3171A/D5013A PCI Ethernet Adapters	35
General installation - LAN Server and OS/2 Requester (4.0 or 3.0)	35
Advanced Settings	36
Installing High Resolution Video Driver on a NetServer E 30, E 40, E 45	37
Installing High Resolution Video Driver on a NetServer E 60	38

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Processing complete

and so on...

14.

The system will start a graphical display. More files are transferred to the hard drive. It will

take about ten minutes to complete this file copy process. Next the system will auto-reboot

again.

15.

The system will boot to the Registration/Tutorial screen. Select close to go to the OS/2

desktop. The IBM OS/2 product is now installed.

The following steps are not required if you are using Procedure #2.

Hewlett-Packard recommends that you use the Drivers/Utilities diskette created with the HP

Navigator CD-ROM to copy the drivers to c:\os2\boot subdirectory as described in the next

two steps. (Where C: is the OS/2 boot driver, make a backup copy of any file before

replacing or deleting it)

A) If you are using the HP NetRAID adapter, insert the Drivers/Utility diskette in drive A

and type:

COPY A:\NETRAID\MRAID.ADD C:\OS2\BOOT

Where C: is the OS/2 boot drive.

B) Edit CONFIG.SYS to add the new driver and remark out IBMINT13.I13. (See

"Consideration 1, in Section 1" of this document to apply the proper boot order.) These two

driver lines should look as follows:

BASEDEV=MRAID.ADD

REM IBMINT13.I13

16.

If you have an HP DAC adapter, insert the Drivers/Utility diskette in drive A: and enter the

following command:

COPY A:\HPDA\HPDA.ADD C:\OS2\BOOT

Where C: is the OS/2 boot drive.

A) Edit config.sys to replace the line that reads:

DAC960.ADD

with

HPDA.ADD