HP-UX vPars and Integrity VM V6.3 Administrator Guide

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hpvmnvram: Adding boot option 'LanBoot:0xB27A4F72629B:master' (0xB27A4F72629B) ..

NOTE: To get the MAC address, you can use the hpvmnvram -P guest1-d.

3. List all the boot options in the VM named guest1

# hpvmnvram -P guest1 -l

Boot Order EFI Boot Variable Description

========== ================= ============

1 Boot0001 LanBoot:0xB27A4F72629B:master

2 Boot0000 EFI Shell [Built-in]

4. After adding the lanboot entry successfully, start the VM from the VSP administrator account

using the hpvmstart command.

# hpvmstart -P guest1

......

hpvmstart: Successful start initiation of guest 'guest1'

5. Connect to the guest console

# hpvmconsole -P guest1

vMP MAIN MENU

CO: Console

CM: Command Menu

CL: Console Log

SL: Show Event Logs

VM: Virtual Machine Menu

HE: Main Help Menu

X: Exit Connection

[guest1] vMP>

The hpvmconsole command opens the VM console. The VM prompt is displayed. From the

VM console, you can control the VM as if it is a physical Integrity Server.

6. Enter the co command at the VM prompt:

[guest1] vMP> co

EFI Boot Manager ver 1.10 [14.62] [Build: Tue Oct 2 03:33:06 2012]

Please select a boot option

LanBoot:0xB27A4F72629B:master

EFI Shell [Built-in]

Boot option maintenance menu

Use ^ and v to change options. Use Enter to select

an option. Default boot selection will be booted in 9 seconds.

7. Boot from the newly added lanboot entry and follow the steps as prompted by the install kernel

to install HP-UX.

Configuring guest lanboot from EFI

To install the HP-UX operating system on the VM guest named guest1, start it from the VSP using

the hpvmstart command.

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