Configuration
Path Configuration Menu
Table 3-2
Path Name
Primary Path
Alternate Path
Console Path
KEYBOARD PATH
Interfaces used for booting, such as SCSI or LAN may have multiple devices attached. If
you plan to consistently boot your system from a specific device, you should choose that
device as the Primary Path.
Paths in this menu define either the location of a bootable device (Primary or Alternate) or
the type of connector to be used for other devices (Console: video or RS-232, Keyboard:
PS/2 0 or 1, HIL.)
NOTE:
Only one Console or Keyboard path can be attached to an interface.
The bottom section of the menu allows you to:
Return to the previous menu
Reset the system
Primary or Alternate Path Menus
Selecting a device from this menu causes the system to search for devices in that path.
When they are found, they are displayed in a numbered list. From that list you can choose
the preferred boot device for the Primary and/or Alternate device.
The bottom section of the menu allows you to:
Return to the previous menu
Repeat the search for bootable devices (rescan)
Reset the system
Console Path Menu
Choosing this menu causes the system to interrogate the hardware then present a num-
bered list from which to choose the preferred Console connection. It may be a graphics
connection, an RS-232 connection or NO connection (Null device.)
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Paths for Booting and Human Interfaces
A bootable device
A bootable device
A graphics monitor or RS-232 interface
A keyboard interface
HIL devices are obsolete and no longer shipped.
Name