Software Instruction Manual

Toolkit utilities 40

<Section name="System_COMB">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="System_COMB_IRQ">Undefined</Section>

<Section name="Diskette_Write_Control">Writes_Enabled</Section>

<Section name="NMI_Debug_Button">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="ACPI_Power_Button">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="ASR">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="ASR_Timeout">10 Minutes</Section>

<Section name="Thermal_Shutdown">Enabled</Section>

<Section name="PXE_NIC1">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="PXE_NIC2">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="BIOS_Console">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="EMS_Console">Disabled</Section>

<Section name="Diskette_Boot">Enabled</Section>

<Section name="POST_Speed_Up">Enabled</Section>

<Section name="Integrated_Diskette_Controller">Enabled</Section>

<Section name="PCI_Bus_Reset">Enabled</Section>

<Section name="Memory_Protection">Standard ECC Protection</Section>

</Conrep_data>

Using HPACUSCRIPTING

Starting with version 8.28.13.0, ACU Scripting is now a standalone application that is distributed with

the ACU CLI application. In ACU versions prior to 8.28.13.0, the scripting executable was provided with

the ACU GUI component.

Users familiar with the previous versions of ACU Scripting must now install the ACU CLI application to

obtain the scripting executable. The new ACU scripting executable (hpacuscripting) replaces the former

executable (cpqacuxe) in all scripts.

The ACU Scripting application has two scripting modes:

• Capture mode for capturing a configuration (on page 41)

ACU inspects the configuration of all internal and external array controllers connected to the server

and then writes a script file describing this configuration.

• Input mode for using an Input script (on page 41)