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2.4.1 Answers The following are the preferred answers to the questions provided in this section. 1. C 2. D 12 IBM ^ Certification Study Guide - AIX 5L Problem Determination Tools and Techniques
Chapter 3. Booting problem determination The following topics are discussed in this chapter: ► A general overview of the boot process ► Differences between MCA and PCI systems ► AIX boot phase 1 - configuring the base devices ► AIX boot phase 2 - activating the root volume group ► AIX boot phase 3 - configuring the remaining devices ► Common boot problem scenarios and how to fix them 3 Because boot problems are among the most common problems, an overall discussion on the subject is useful. This chapter begins with a general overview of the boot process, then expands on the details and discusses the process along with the LED codes for each stage of the boot process in further detail. A summary of the LED codes can been found in “LED codes” on page 37. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2003. All rights reserved. 13
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