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[Gutierrez, David (HP LAC Escalations)]

Do you get a boot prompt >> or it goes directly to the Linux?
 
If you get a boot prompt, then type show dev and ensure that your boot
device is the selected on. Otherwise use the command show bootdev_def
and set bootdev_def to select the booting disk in which you installed
Linux. 
 
>> show device  (This will show all the devices)
     
>>set bootdev_def dka0,dka100
 
>> boot 
 
 
Good luck!
 
Kind Regards, 
 
David 
 

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I just installed redhat 7.1 on an old alpha
 
What do you have to type in the srm to make it boot?
 
I know it is something like boot dka0 and then something but I forgot
 
  <callto://name/> 
Bist
 
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