HP StorageWorks Booting Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems from a Storage Area Network Application Notes

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3. At the command prompt, change to the location of the Diskpar t Utility:

Shell> fs1:

fs1:\> cd efi\efi_utils

4. Run the DiskPart Utility:

fs1:\efi\efi_utils> diskpart.efi

5. List the partitions available:

DiskPart> list

Output similar to the following appears:

### BlkSize BlkCount

0 200 B40

1 200 4800000

NOTE:

Device 0 is the virtual ﬂoppy disk and Devic e 1 is the LUN created to install the operating

system. The BlkCount valuevaries depending on thesizeofthe LUN created; itdoes

not

match the LUN size.

6. Enter the select command to select the boot device:

DiskPart> Select 1

Selected Disk =

7. Inspect the disk. If a message other than the following displays, use the clean command to destroy

all

partitions on the disk.

DiskPart>inspect

Selected Disk = 1

The disk is RAW, nothing to inspect.

8. Exit DiskPart:

DiskPart> exit

9. Remove the HP S m a rt Setup CD-ROM and insert the Windows Server 2 0 03 CD-ROM in the drive.

10. Rescan the drives, which gives the CD-ROM system access to the Windows CD-ROM ﬁles.

fs1:\efi\efi_utils > map –r

11 . Select Exit to return to the EFI Boot Manager menu.

You are now ready to install the operating system.

Installing the operating system

NOTE:

For RX8620 or RX7620 systems, follow the instructions in "Special procedures for RX8620 or RX7620

systems"onpage22 beforeinstalling the operating system.

To install the Windows Server 2003 operating system:

1. With the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM in the DVD drive, select Bootable DVD.Press anykey to

boot the

CD-ROM and start the installation process.

Booting Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based systems from a storage area network application notes