OpenGrok

 $NetBSD: install,v 1.18 2009/04/23 01:56:51 snj Exp $

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To install or upgrade
.Nx ,
you need to first boot the installation
program and then interact with the screen-menu program
c sysinst . The installation program actually consists of the
.Nx
kernel plus
an in-memory file system of utility programs.
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The usual procedure is to write the installation system to the
install media, as described earlier.
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Booting from install media
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The built-in console monitor understands a bunch of commands, dependent
on which VAX you have.
To just boot from a device, type
.Sq Ic B
at the
.Li \*[Gt]\*[Gt]\*[Gt]
prompt.
Device naming in the console monitor differs a lot from the
x counterparts.
A device looks like
.Li "ddcu" , where
.Sq Li dd
is the device
type,
.Sq Li c
is the controller number and
.Sq Li u
is the device unit.
Many console monitors also support the
c SHOW DEV command, which shows available units to boot from.
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A summary of the most common boot devices and their name:
.(tag B DUA0
t Ic "B DUA0" first MSCP controller, unit 0.
t Ic "B MUA0" first TMSCP tape controller, unit 0.
t Ic "B DKB0" second SCSI bus, unit 0.
t Ic "B XQA0" first Q22 bus Ethernet controller.
t Ic "B ESA0" first LANCE Ethernet controller on VAXstations.
t Ic "B EZA0" first SGEC Ethernet controller on VAXstations.
Other devices may be appropriate for your configuration.
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Then just proceed with the program
c sysinst . The procedure that is described below can be easily adapted to VAX.
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 Sad that the sysinst install instructions are so i386-specific.
.so  ../common/sysinst