HP P5389A - Intel Pentium III-S 1.4 GHz Processor Upgrade Installation Manual
Red hat linux 8.0 professional installation guide for hp servers
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Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional
Installation Guide for HP Servers
(This document is only available in English.)
November 13, 2002
Requirements
Server: Red Hat 8.0 Professional is certified for use with HP Server tc2110, tc3100,
tc4100, lp1000r [1.13/1.26/1.4 GHz] and lp2000r [1.13/1.26/1.4 GHz]
Hardware settings: You will need to know the following information to complete the
installation:
· The monitor's resolution, color depth, and refresh rate.
· The display (graphics) adapter manufacturer and model number.
· The Ethernet card manufacturer, model number, IRQ, and I/O address.
· IP address for the server
· Subnet Mask
· Default Gateway
· Machine Name
· Domain Name
Other requirements:
· Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional CD-ROM.
· A minimum of 128MB of RAM (256MB or more recommended).
· A full installation of Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional requires around 4.5 GB
· One or more Network Interface Cards (NIC).
· One or more clean/new hard drives.
· Latest system BIOS update. (http://www.hp.com)
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- Page 1 Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional Installation Guide for HP Servers (This document is only available in English.) November 13, 2002 Requirements Server: Red Hat 8.0 Professional is certified for use with HP Server tc2110, tc3100, tc4100, lp1000r [1.13/1.26/1.4 GHz] and lp2000r [1.13/1.26/1.4 GHz] Hardware settings: You will need to know the following information to complete the installation: ·...
- Page 2 Installing Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional 1. Power on the server, and insert the Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional Installation CD in the CD tray to start the installation. 2. The NOS will boot and display the boot prompt. Press Enter. If you would like to pick the order in which drivers are loaded, enter the command: linux noprobe 3.
- Page 3 NOTE: Click on the other drives to deselect them. Additional Size Options: You will have the opportunity to choose the following additional options: - Fixed Size (MB) - Fill all space up to (MB) - Fill to maximum allowable size - Leave at fixed size - Force to be a primary partition - Check for Bad Blocks...
- Page 4 C. Click OK. Click Next. 12. At the boot loader configuration screen, you need to accomplish the following tasks: -- Choose "change boot loader" to change to LILO or NO BOOT LOADER, otherwise, leave the default of GRUB. -- Verify that "Red Hat Linux" is selected as the default operating system to boot. -- Choose whether to create a boot loader password or not.
- Page 5 A. The first step is to select the video card. The installer should have already probed the card. Verify that the correct card was identified with the proper amount of RAM. Click Next. B. At the Monitor Configuration screen, select your Monitor. Entering wrong horizontal and/or vertical sync rate may damage your monitor.
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Page 6: On-Line Information And Software Sources
32. Enter the command: ifdown ethX NOTE: The X in ethX should be the number corresponding to the NIC you are working with. 33. Enter the command: rmmod eepro100 34. Enter the command: ifup ethX NOTE: The X in ethX should be the number corresponding to the NIC you are working with.