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Hi <FONT face="Courier New"><FONT face="Courier New">Shao</FONT> Miller,</FONT><BR>
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<FONT face="Courier New">They are two conditions:</FONT><BR>
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<FONT face="Courier New">1, Local hard (only one) drive boot, without keep-san, just do a sanboot, it will register and unregister int13 drive, and then boot from local hard drive, no disk appear in disk management.</FONT><BR>
<FONT face="Courier New">2, remote boot (only one san disk, with out harddisk), with keep-san 1, boot from san, no disk appear in disk management tool.</FONT><BR>
<BR><FONT face="Courier New">>How does "original local drive lost" mean "it will boot from my harddrive"?</FONT> <BR>
Yes, it will boot from hardrive just like a normal boot, but you can't see disk in disk management tool.<BR>
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If needed, I can send you my test tools.<BR>
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 23:10:17 -0400<BR>From: Shao.Miller@yrdsb.edu.on.ca<BR>To: kernsafe@hotmail.com; gpxe@etherboot.org<BR>Subject: Re: [gPXE] Why disk not appear in the disk management tool?<BR><BR><TT>KernSafe Technology wrote:</TT>
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<TT>Hi,<BR> <BR>Yes, I mentioned because I just for a test, when a SAN drive registered and then unregistered, the original local drive lost, so I think it is the reason.<BR></TT></BLOCKQUOTE><TT><BR>But you just wrote in your last e-mail:<BR><BR></TT>
<BLOCKQUOTE><TT>Then I type exit to exit gpxe command line, it will boot from my harddrive, after booted, I opened computer management console, I can't see a hard disk (only on local hard disk).<BR></TT></BLOCKQUOTE><TT><BR>How does "original local drive lost" mean "it will boot from my harddrive"?<BR><BR></TT>
<BLOCKQUOTE cite=mid:COL111-W38776C456F42D3F8D1CD58CCE30@phx.gbl><TT>But when there is no local disk, I used<BR>set keep-san 1 to boot from a SAN, the drive can't be seen still (keep-san 0 also has this problem). It is difficult to understand.<BR>Is the problem might be caused by int13 drive change?</TT></BLOCKQUOTE><TT><BR>If you see "Unregistering BIOS drive 0x80", that means that gPXE did hook INT 13h, but then unhooked it. If you 'set keep-san 1' _before_ the 'sanboot', you should not see this message. If you see the message, that means that keep-san was not set to 1. If you correctly 'set keep-san 1' _before_ the 'sanboot', you will see this message:<BR><BR>"Preserving connection to SAN disk"<BR><BR>- Shao Miller<BR></TT> <br /><hr />Hotmail: Free, trusted and rich email service. <a href='https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?id=60969' target='_new'>Get it now.</a></body>
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