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HP A5856A RAID 4Si PCI 4-Channel Ultra2 SCSI Controller: Installation and Administration Guide > Chapter 3 Configuring
the HP RAID 4Si ProductSetting up an HP RAID 4Si Controller As a Boot Device |
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You can set up any HP RAID 4Si controller as a boot device. To do this, you actually set up a logical drive on the controller as a boot device. On each controller, you can make any number of its logical drives boot devices. For example, if you have two controllers in a system, and each controller has three logical drives configured for it, you could set up two logical drives on one controller as boot devices, and all three logical drives on the other controller as boot devices. This would give you a total of five boot devices. Or, if you wanted to, you could even make all six logical drives boot devices. The general flow of steps you need to do to set up an HP RAID 4Si controller as a boot device is shown below. The specific steps are described in the next section, “Installing HP-UX on a Logical Drive”. Note that the flow below assumes the controller is already installed, and you have decided to make it a boot device. (See “Planning Your Configuration” for things to consider when you are deciding whether to use a controller as a boot device.)
Some things to keep in mind about using logical drives as boot devices:
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