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>4.2. Booting from hard drive</H1
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>&#13; Booting from hard drive is not really more difficult that
booting from CD. The only thing really important is that
your hard drive has to be correctly prepared. Take a look
at <A
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prepare it.
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>&#13; Start the box and enter the <B
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>BOOT_ADMIN</B
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(<A
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>&#13; There are two options from there: either you know the
full <TT
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>PATH</TT
> to your hard disk device,
then you can jump to next step, or you don't.
In this last case, issue a <B
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>search ipl</B
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to list all available bootable devices.
You can also specify
<B
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For instance if you want to search the Single Ended SCSI bus:
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>&#13; Take a look at <B
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>help search</B
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for details specific to your box.
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>&#13; Once you know the full <TT
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> to your hard drive,
you can issue a <B
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as setup by <B
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Real life example:
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