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Oh yeah, as shockneck said, no way will any 5.3 media boot on your system.
When you boot AIX it loads a mini install kernel and then tries to configure devices. No way will the 5.3 even load the config / install kernel on a 7248. 5.3 requires at least a chrp system with firmware late anough to support 5.3 and the 7248 is not a chrp system. Get it booting a 5.1 diag CD and then go find a copy of AIX 5.1 install media to install AIX - if it will even support 5.1! I cannot find any docs for the 7248 any more so 4.3.3 could be your limit. |
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i tried the diag cd's version 5.1 and 5.2. neither of them boot.
there is a lot of activity on the cdrom drive when i either hit F5 or set the boot device to the cdrom, but no boot. does that mean that all the 5.x versions of aix do not like my 7248? i can only hardly believe this, because i believe in the company where i work there are such machines with aix 5. any more suggestions? |
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If at all it will boot 5.1 only with one of the latest microcodes for that workstation, perhaps only the last one IBM made available.
Starting point for your search: http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/firmware/gjsn With an old firmware you might be stuck with some 4.x oslevel. |