Installing and Managing HP-UX Virtual Partitions (includes A.04.01)

Crash Processing and Recovery
Recovery: Expert Recovery
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Recovery: Expert Recovery
When you are performing Expert Recovery, you need to remember the following:
You can no longer read from or write to system-wide stable storage using setboot. See “Boot||Shut:
Setboot and System-wide Stable Storage” on page 134.
mkboot modifies the LIF area, but vPars does not use the LIF area to boot a virtual partition. See “mkboot
and LIF files” on page 26 and “The AUTO File on a Virtual Partition” on page 140.
When you need to use boot options (for example, -is for single-user mode or -lm for LVM maintenance
mode), please read the sections “Boot||Shut: Booting a Virtual Partition” on page 129 and “Boot||Shut:
Other Boot Modes” on page 144.
The HP-UX shell commands shutdown and reboot apply to the OS instance of a virtual partition and do
not shutdown or reboot the Monitor.
There is no way to halt the hard partition from the MON> prompt. See “Boot||Shut: Shutting Down or
Rebooting a Virtual Partition” on page 130.