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Update Date: | 2013-03-20 |
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Solution
1001413.1
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Sun Enterprise[TM] 10000 : Creating an eeprom.image file on Ultra Enterprise 10000 server
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- Sun Enterprise 10000 Server
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- PLA-Support>Sun Systems>SPARC>Enterprise>SN-SPARC: SF-Exxk
- _Old GCS Categories>Sun Microsystems>Servers>High-End Servers
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PreviouslyPublishedAs
201910
Applies to:
Sun Enterprise 10000 Server - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
All Platforms
Goal
Creating an eeprom.image file on UE10000 - Sun Ultra Enterprise[TM] 10000
Fix
Steps to Follow
Always backup eeprom.image files to tape or to a system other than the SSP.
(You may also want to keep extra copies of eeprom.image on the SSP's disk.)
The sys_id command in SSP3.5 can handle newly generated hostids.
Older version of SSP software require an SSP patch to sys_id. They are:
SSP Version Patch ID Revision
3.4 110415 -01 or later
3.3 110414 -01 or later
3.2 110413 -01 or later
BACKUP the following directories:
$SSPVAR/.ssp_private/eeprom_save/ (this is the template directory)
$SSPVAR/etc/platform_name/domain_name/ (these are the working copy
directories, one for each domain.)
Where
- "platform_name" is the name of the 10000 platform.
- "domain_name" is the hostname of the 10000 domain. If you have multiple domains, you will have multiple directories (one for each domain) to backup.
To create an eeprom.image file:
1. Obtain hostid or serial number and key.
- If you are recreating an eeprom.image file, these can be found in the materials which shipped with the system.
- If you are creating an eeprom.image for a new domain or have lost your original documentation, contact SunService[SM] to get a new host_id/serial_no and key.
- Each domain will have a unique serial number or hostid and key. For the first domain, you use the serial number and the key; for any additional domains, you use the hostid and the key.
2. cd to the eeprom template directory:
$SSPVAR/.ssp_private/eeprom_save
3. Use sys_id to create the new eeprom.image file:
sys_id -f eeprom.image.domain_name -k key {- s serial_no | -h host_id}
where
* "domain_name" is the host name for the domain.
* "key" is a 20 character string obtained from Sun, case is significant.
* "serial_no" is the serial number for the Starfire[TM] machine, use the serial number only for the first domain. Valid serial numbers are hex numbers in the range 0xA65000 to 0xA70FFF. Use the 0x to specify hex in the sys_id command line.
4. If this is a new domain, use domain_create(1M) to create the domain:
domain_create -d domain_name -b sys_boardlist -o OS_version -p platform_name
Where
- "sys_boardlist" is a list of the boards that comprise the domain.
- "OS_version" is the version of OS the domain will be running.
Domain_create will copy the eeprom.image to the working copy directory.
5. If you are recreating the eeprom.image for an existing domain, copy the
template file to the working copy directory:
cp $SSPVAR/.ssp_private/eeprom_save/eeprom.image. $SSPVAR/etc///eeprom.image
See sys_id(1M), domain_create(1M), and SSP User's Guide (805-0076) for more
info.
Product
Sun Enterprise 10000 Server
Internal Comments
For Internal Use Only
For details on the supported host-id's, check out bugid 4376375.
With the 5 digit platform serial number, the existing keys
NOTICE: If "new" keys are needed, please enlist the assistance
of a backline E10K engineer. The domain key creation website
is EOL'd. T. Duesler indicated as to date, it has been two years or
more since a new key was requested.
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