Powering Off Lpar Manager - Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual

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Powering off LPAR manager

Do not power off LPAR manager using the server blade Web console or management

module. If you do, LPAR manager might not boot properly.

Deactivate all LPARs, and then shut down LPAR manager using Alt + r keys in the LPAR

manager screen. See

Boot option settings

When the same device path is registered in different boot options, you might fail to install

or boot the OS. This problem has occurred in Windows Server 2008 Enterprise and

Windows Server 2008 Enterprise SP2 editions.

The following is an example where the same device path is registered in different boot

Screen with Boot0000 selected

The following steps will cause this problem.

1. Activate an LPAR, and then select "Continue" in the logical BIOS screen to enter

2. Through EFI Shell, select "Boot Maintenance Manager" in the logical BIOS screen,

and register a device path with Add Boot Option.

Performing Step 1 might cause the device path to be automatically registered in the boot

option. If a device path is automatically registered, performing Step 2 allows the same

device path to be registered.

If so, delete one boot option to which the device path is registered using Delete Boot

Option, then install the OS, and then boot the OS.

for further details.

The same device path is

registered in both

Boot0000 and Boot0001.

Screen with Boot0001 selected

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