Intel SRCU31 Computer Hardware User Manual


 
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Advanced Installation Steps
2.5.8.5 Installing Intel Server RAID Controller U3-1 on an Existing Novell
NetWare Server
Note: Ensure that you first create the SRCU31 NetWare Installation diskette from the CD-ROM. See
Chapter 3, “Exploring the Utilities” for instructions on creating the diskette. Have all hardware and
software on hand. See system requirements in Section 2.5.8.2.
Have all hardware and software on hand. See system requirements in Section 2.5.8.2.
SRCU31 Hardware Installation
For complete hardware installation instructions see Section 2.5.2.3.
Intel Integrated RAID Software Installation
1. Load Support Pack 8a or later and reboot.
2. Once the server is up, run "NWCONFIG" on NetWare 5, or "LOAD INSTALL" from the
prompt on NetWare 4.
3. Select "Product Options", then "Install product not listed". It will tell you that it is going to
scan the A: drive for installation scripts. Ensure the "NetWare Installation" diskette is in the
floppy drive, hit <Enter> to continue.
4. A screen prompt will ask which components you wish to install. A typical installation includes
all components.
BKSTROSM.HAM
SCSIOSM.HAM
HTTP and Winsock Services
RAID Management Agents
Select the desired components and hit <F10> to continue. The appropriate files are copied and
the AUTOEXEC.NCF and STARTUP.NCF files are modified as necessary.
5. Follow the prompts to down and restart the server.
6. See Section 4.3 in the “Using the Storage Console” chapter to customize your RAID volumes
using Storage Console.
2.5.8.6 Uninstalling Intel Server RAID Controller U3-1 from NetWare
To remove SRCU31 from a NetWare server, remove the following lines from STARTUP.NCF, if
they exist:
LOAD I2OPCI.NLM
LOAD BKSTROSM.HAM
LOAD SCSIOSM.HAM
For NetWare 5, remove the following lines from AUTOEXEC.NCF, if they exist:
LOAD HTTPSTK.NLM
LOAD RAIDMON.NLM
LOAD RAIDXA.NLM
LOAD RAIDCI.NLM
For NetWare 4.x, remove the following lines from AUTOEXEC.NCF, if they exist: