HP Linux Server Management Software - Manual (Page 30)

Toolkit utilities 30
Command-line argument Description
ntldr2.bss Full path to the output file to save the second part of the boot sector.
BOOTEXTRACT return codes
Value Meaning
0 The command was completed successfully.
n Any non-0 return code is an error. For details, see the error message.
Using HPDISCOVERY
HPDISCOVERY provides an inventory of the server being configured and must run on each deployed server.
HPDISCOVERY is executed by the server configuration script and captures the following information:
• System ID (This field is not supported on 100 series servers)
• System name
• ROM information
• Processor information
• NIC information
• PCI devices present in the system
• HP Smart Array controller information
User process decisions can be made based on data that is in the file created by this utility.
The HPDISCOVERY program loads all plug-ins listed in the DAT file. If no plug-ins were passed on the
command line and the DAT file does not exist, then the program searches the current directory for the plug-ins
and load.
NOTE: Information may not be as detailed on HP ProLiant 100 series servers.
HPDISCOVERY command-line syntax
hpdiscovery /f /p [drive:][path]filename [/?]
HPDISCOVERY command line arguments
Command-line argument Description
[drive:][path]filename This argument specifies the location and name of the HPDISCOVERY
data file. If no file name is specified, the utility generates a file in the
current directory using the default name hpdiscovery.xml.
/? This argument displays help information.
/p This argument lists only the plug-ins the user wants to load and does
not use the data file or search for plug-ins. If the filename is not in the
current directory, then the full path must be specified.