Vmware - ATTO Technology Celerity FC-84EN Installation And Operation Manual

target disk mode. You may release the key
when the FireWire symbol appears.
4 On the host system, insert the OS X installation
disc and begin installation. Proceed through the
installation wizard until you reach the
destination volume selection window.
5 Select a volume on the storage attached to the
Celerity adapter. If a volume is not present,
open the Disk Utility from the OS X Installer
menu to create a volume. The storage will
appear in Disk Utility as 'AAPL FireWire Media'.
Exit the Disk Utility when finished and select the
newly created volume.
6 Finish the OS X installation, restart the host
system when prompted, and complete the OS
X setup wizard. You may now remove the OS X
installation disc.
Linux
Note
These steps assume a basic knowledge of
Linux terminal commands. You must also
have the correct kernel source files for the
appropriate kernel already installed.
1 Power on your system and log in as the
administrator or a user with proper
administrative privileges.
2 Insert the Installation CD.
3 After the CD mounts, open the Celerity volume
on the desktop.

VMware

Creating and using the Driver CD.
1 Download the correct driver .iso file from the
VMware Drivers & Tools Download site.
2 Write the .iso image to a CD-ROM.
3 Use the CD-ROM as a Boot CD or an Update
CD.
Driver CD as a Boot CD Only
Note
The following procedure describes how to
use the driver CD as a boot CD. Use this CD
as a boot CD only if the new driver must
enable the target device on which ESX
Server 3.5 will be installed.
7 On the host system, obtain and install the latest
version of the Celerity OS X driver from the
software CD that came with your adapter or the
ATTO Technology website.
8 On the host system, open System Preferences
and restore the Startup Disk to the disk that the
host system booted from before performing this
procedure. After restarting, you may disconnect
the FireWire cable from the target system. The
host system is no longer needed.
9 Power off the target system and power it back
on again normally. If you previously had an OS
X installation present, it will boot that version of
OS X. Otherwise, the new OS X installation will
be booted.
10 On the target system, open System
Preferences and set the Startup Disk to the new
OS X installation and restart.
4 Open the Linux folder.
5 Open the Drivers folder.
6 Open the folder corresponding to the speed of
the HBA.
7 Copy the .tgz file to a temporary folder.
8 Open a terminal window and change to the
location of copied tgz from step 7.
9 Extract the file using the command tar -xfz
<filename.tgz>.
10 Change to the directory created above then run
the installer script ./install.sh.
1 Place the driver CD in the CD-ROM drive of the
host machine.
2 Start the host machine.
3 When prompted for an upgrade or installation,
press Enter for graphical mode.
4 Choose the language you prefer.
5 Select a keyboard type.
6 After you are prompted to swap the driver CD
with the ESX Server installation CD, insert the
ESX Server 3.5 installation CD and continue
with ESX Server installation.
7 After ESX Server is installed and the system
reboots, log in to ESX Server.
8 Verify that the driver is installed successfully:
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