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04-19-2005 05:15 AM
04-19-2005 05:15 AM
ERROR: The _hp_os_bitness variable is not set to "32" or "64". This variable must be set in the config file that supplies the core archive or depot. If using an archive,
make sure you start with the core11.cfg example config file. When using a depot, make_config will set this automatically.
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Re: Iginte server: _hp_os_bitness variable
Does this value match the value you obtain from
"file /stand/vmunix"?
What is the value of "file /stand/vmunix"?
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Re: Iginte server: _hp_os_bitness variable
From ingite server:
/stand/vmunix: ELF-64 executable object file - PA-RISC 2.0 (LP64)
From system I would like to install OS: n/a
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Re: Iginte server: _hp_os_bitness variable
Is this other system a 64 bit system?
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SolutionOn your ignite server go into /var/opt/ignite/clients/ and then go into the directory for the client that you are trying to install. In that directory have a look at the config file and confirm what the _hp_os_bitness variable is set to. It should be 64 or 32. If its not try setting it to one or the other depending on which kernel you want loaded.
Also check /var/opt/ignite/INDEX and have check the config files that are configured for the image you are installing.
You can also try running "instl_adm -T" to check your config files syntax.
Let us know how you go.
Rgds,
Anthony
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