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Change logical volume attributes or specify a logical volume to be ignored on
restore.
These customization options can also be preconfigured and passed to an
unprompted installation by creating a customized volume group information file.
20.2.3 Network boot
SysBack provides network boot capabilities to facilitate the installation of a
machine or partition that does not have a locally attached bootable removable
media device, such as a tape or CD/DVD device.
After a machine or partition has been successfully network booted, you can
reinstall the system through a supported media device located on another
machine or partition.
SysBack provides the ability to boot a machine or partition from another system
of the same, or different, architecture. For example, a Common Hardware
Reference Platform (CHRP) system can boot from an RSPC system. However, it
should be noted that there are additional configuration tasks required for
cross-architecture booting.
Note: AIX 5L Version 5.2 no longer supports the MCA or RSPC architectures.
There are two types of SysBack network boots:
Classic network boot
NIM resource network boot
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