Installing HP C/ANSI C Developer’s Bundle for HP-UX 11.i (s800)

[Cliff Lim Kok Hwee]

Gd Day Forum,

My system is running HP-UX 11.11

I am trying to install HP C/ANSI C software bundle from a given server software depot path.

I performed a preinstall analysis of software bundle B3901BA HP C/ANSI C

But the preinstall analysis reported the following errors:

The prerequisite "AudioSubsystem.AUDIO-SHLIBS,r>=B.11.11" for fileset "AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02" cannot be
successfully resolved.
ERROR: The dependencies for fileset
"AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02" cannot be resolved (see previous lines).
You must resolve the above dependencies before operating on
The prerequisite "AudioSubsystem.AUDIO-SHLIBS,r>=B.11.11" for fileset "AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02" cannot be
successfully resolved.
ERROR: The dependencies for fileset
"AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02" cannot be resolved (see previous lines).
You must resolve the above dependencies before operating on this fileset or change the "enforce_dependencies" option to
"false".

* Summary of Analysis Phase:
ERROR: Exclude AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02
ERROR: 1 of 42 filesets had Errors.
* 41 of 42 filesets had no Errors or Warnings.

Query: Corret me if I am wrong, seem to report error trying to resolve the prerequisite for fileset AudioDevKit.AUDIO-PRG,r=B.11.11.02 on my system?

Can anyone help provide advise on it?

[Mic V.]

Hi,

Yes, I think you understand.

If your software developers need the audio libraries, then you should install them. If they do not need them, I would force swinstall to install it anyway with "-x enforce_depencencies=false".

swinstall -x enforce_dependencies=false

or change the setting in the GUI.

HTH,
Mic

[Cliff Lim Kok Hwee]

Hi Forum,

Query: So by changing the enforce dependencies to false provided that my developer do not require the audio library will install the ANSI C software?

Anyway to check the dependencies for the AudioDevKit fileset and then install them?

thanks/cliff

[Mic V.]

As I recall, the question "install Audio" is part of the system ignite.

I have never done this, but I think that it is probably on one of the application CDs. You can:

swlist -s /cdrom | grep -i audio

to see whether a particular CD has it. You want to find the AudioDevKit fileset and install that -- I think if you do this, the dependency will resolve okay.

I think the audio stuff is primarily there for workstation users, but that's just an opinion.

Hope my command lines were right; it's been a really long day. Please let me know if I didn't answer the question and I'll try again. :-)

Mic