Installing the data exchange software, Installing data exchange on unix-based platforms, Bit data exchange software – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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Linux

NCR

SVR4

Solaris

True64

Win-

dows

Sequent

Dynix

HP-UX

IBM

AIX

YES

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

NCR
SVR4

CHK = sharing allowed only if volume has no label.

Installing the Data Exchange Software

The Data Exchange software must be installed on the open-system servers attached to the storage
system. Data Exchange software installation for UNIX-based platforms is different from Data Exchange
installation on Windows hosts. The following sections provide instructions for installing Data Exchange
version 01-02-4x and later. For instructions on installing earlier versions, see previous versions of this
document.

Installing Data Exchange on UNIX-Based Platforms

32-Bit Data Exchange Software

To install the 32-bit Data Exchange software on a UNIX-based platform:

1.

If Data Exchange version 01-01-36 or later is installed (by the cpio command), you do not need
to uninstall it. A new installation will overwrite the previous version.

If Data Exchange version 01-01-24 or earlier is already installed (by the setup program), you
must uninstall this older version as follows before installing version 01-02-4x or later:

a.

Log in with the same user ID that was used to install the old Data Exchange software.

b.

If Data Exchange was installed from FD using the setup program, see “

Uninstalling the Data

Exchange Software on UNIX-Based Platforms

” on page 63 to remove Data Exchange.

c.

If Data Exchange was installed from DAT, or if you cannot find your Data Exchange
installation FD, move to the directory fcu/fal.o/dataset.h and remove Data Exchange
by entering:

# rm fcu fal.o dataset.h $HOME/FcuMf

If you cannot find the directory, you can use the following procedure:

# find / -name “fcu” −print

# find / -name “fal.o” −print

# find / -name “dataset.h” −print

# find / -name “FcuMf” -print

2.

Log in to the system as root.

3.

Insert the Data Exchange installation media (for example, CD-ROM) into the drive.

NOTE:

Verify that the device file for the CD-ROM drive exists. For Solaris, do not use volcheck
if the CD-ROM device file is not available for auto-mount.

Preparing for Data Exchange Operations

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