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Operating Systems HP-UX = of /etc/system Post 302149020 by Perderabo on Tuesday 4th of December 2007 03:40:43 PM
Old 12-04-2007
The procedure to build a kernel varies quite a bit from one release of HP-UX to another. Here is a link to one of the procedures. I do not recommend copying /stand/system from one system to the next. Note that the procedure documented in that link does not trust /stand/system even on the box it was created on. The HP procedure recreates the system file each time a kernel is built. Also, depending on what you want to change, you may not need to rebuild the kernel. Again, stuff that is dynamicly reconfigurable also changes from release to release. You really need to look up the procedures for your HP-UX release and follow those. If the boxes are absolutely identical, copying /stand/vmunix over might work. But that is dangerous and could result in an unbootable system if anything goes wrong.
 

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system-config-kickstart

SYSTEM-CONFIG-KICKSTART(8)				      Kickstart Configurator					SYSTEM-CONFIG-KICKSTART(8)

NAME

       system-config-kickstart - graphical interface for creating kickstart files

SYNOPSIS

       system-config-kickstart [KSFILE]

DESCRIPTION

       system-config-kickstart	provides a simple method of creating a kickstart file that can be used to automate the installation process on Red
       Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, and derived distributions.

       If given, the program will take its initial settings from the KSFILE provided on the command line.  This allows editing of  existing  kick-
       start files.

       Currently,  this program has some serious limitations.  For example, it cannot work with LVM nor do advanced RAID and BTRFS configurations.
       These are supported by kickstart, but the graphical program does not provide a way to set them up nor manipulate them in existing kickstart
       files.

OPTIONS

       --help	 Print out program usage.

       --generate FILENAME
		 Examine the system and create a kickstart file that more or less matches, writing the output to FILENAME.

       --display DISPLAY#
		 Specify the X display to use.

EXAMPLES

       To run the program type:

       system-config-kickstart

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to <http://bugzilla.redhat.com>.

AUTHORS

       Chris Lumens <clumens@redhat.com>
       Brent Fox <bfox@redhat.com>
       Tammy Fox <tfox@redhat.com>

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