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6. If the hard drive IDE cable is suspect:
a. Remove from the top of the blower the two screws that attach the blower to
the chassis. Depending on the blower model the blower may have a wired
connector on one screw. Remove the screw and washer from the
connector. Lift out the screws and washers, and set aside.
b. Disconnect the hard drive cable from the backplane and return it with the
hard drive as indicated in the warranty or maintenance agreement for your
country.
c. Connect the new hard drive cable to the backplane. Route the hard drive
cable so it lies flat under the blower.
d. Reinstall the blower to the chassis with the screws and washers. If the
blower has a connector, reattach the connector to the screw before
reinstalling the blower.
7. Verify that hard drive jumper is set to master. See the labeling on the hard
drive for help on verifying that the jumper is set to master.
8. Connect the new hard drive to the IDE cable and the power cable. (See
Figure 2-20 on page 2-39.)
9. Attach the hard drive to the base of the chassis with its four screws.
10. Reinstall the cover of the IBM 2212 using the instructions in “Reinstalling the
Cover” on page 2-5.
11. Install the system card and adapters.
12. Power on the IBM 2212 by plugging in the power cord.
13. The hard drive is shipped without code. Therefore, you must load operational
software and configuration files on the hard drive. To do so:
a. Connect an ASCII terminal or PC with ASCII terminal emulation software to
the service port. (See Chapter 3, “Accessing the IBM 2212” on page 3-1.)
b. Access the
SVC>
prompt. (See “Accessing the Service Recovery Prompt
(SVC>)” on page E-4.)
c. From the
SVC>
prompt:
1) TFTP code and configuration files from your network server to the hard
drive. (See “Transferring Files Using TFTP” on page E-20.) If there is
no backup copy of the configuration files on a network server, the IBM
2212 must be reconfigured.
2) Using the copy command available at the
SVC>
prompt, copy the
contents into the other bank on the hard drive.
3) If you changed the boot settings (for example, boot from system card
flash), use the bootmode command and select
normal boot from
disk .
4) Type reboot and press Enter.
5) Verify the LEDs. See “LED Indicators” on page 1-2.
14. Notify the network administrator that you are finished.
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