HP 9000 Manual page 129

Table 6-4 Booting a Client
Chapter 6
Message(s) or
Behavior
Using "boot
lan.080009-xxxxxx"
s700 won't boot
from known good
IUX server.
Possible Cause
• Not enough
temporary IP
addresses for
booting.
• rbootd is not
running on the
server.
• server lan is
something other
than ethernet,
e.g.,
FDDI,X.25,toke
n-ring, and s700
is older
generation
715,735,755.
Older s700's
will not be able
to boot from
ROM because
rbootd doesn't
function over
non-ethernet
lan. (See
rbootd(1M) ).
Troubleshooting
Likely Problem Areas
Fix
• Allocate more
addresses in
/etc/opt/ignite
/instl_boottab
or wait for an
address to
become
available.
• Start rbootd by
hand:
/usr/sbin/rb
ootd.
• Do one of the
following:
• Start install
from bootable
media
(CD-ROM,ta
pe) and
enable
networking
from there.
• If s700
contains 9.x
or 10.x
bootable
disk, boot
from that
disk and run
bootsys
-w s700
hostname on
the IUX
server.
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