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02-13-2004 09:25 AM
02-13-2004 09:25 AM
Installing OnLineJFS 3.3
I followed all the instructions on the ITRC "Instsalling JFS 3.3. on HP-UX 11.00-
mount cdrom...
swinstall -x autoreboot=true -s /cdrom JFS
(SYTEM REBOOTED...)
I verified software is installed:
swlist -l fileset JFS
I did the other swinstall command:
swinstall -x ask=true -s /cdrom OnlineJFS
Then I ran:
/sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef
I got "System not enbabled". So I did the following:
/sbin/vxlicense -c
And I keyed in the 23-digit license key.
Then I keyed in:
/sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef -a
Then I ran /sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef again.
I got the same response "System not enabled".
Can you shed some light?
mount cdrom...
swinstall -x autoreboot=true -s /cdrom JFS
(SYTEM REBOOTED...)
I verified software is installed:
swlist -l fileset JFS
I did the other swinstall command:
swinstall -x ask=true -s /cdrom OnlineJFS
Then I ran:
/sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef
I got "System not enbabled". So I did the following:
/sbin/vxlicense -c
And I keyed in the 23-digit license key.
Then I keyed in:
/sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef -a
Then I ran /sbin/fs/vxfs3.3/vxenablef again.
I got the same response "System not enabled".
Can you shed some light?
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02-15-2004 03:11 PM
02-15-2004 03:11 PM
Re: Installing OnLineJFS 3.3
As far as my knowledege goes OnlineJFS is different from JFS 3.3. Which one of them did you install?? (I think you have installed just JFS and not the OnlineJFS product)
-Karthik S S
-Karthik S S
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02-15-2004 05:08 PM
02-15-2004 05:08 PM
Re: Installing OnLineJFS 3.3
if you are trying to install JFS 3.3 make sure first you install the base product of JFS(foundation bundle).
The bundle would be called as "B3929CA-fndation"
The bundle would be called as "B3929CA-fndation"
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02-15-2004 05:18 PM
02-15-2004 05:18 PM
Re: Installing OnLineJFS 3.3
Are you sure you need to do a vxenablef ???
I haven't seen it once, and run fine with OnlineJFS.
I think you indeed installed the wrong product for what you want, like Karthik thinks, but the other way around: you installed OnlineJFS (meaning you can change size or parameters on mounted filesystems), while you wanted to install JFS.
I haven't seen it once, and run fine with OnlineJFS.
I think you indeed installed the wrong product for what you want, like Karthik thinks, but the other way around: you installed OnlineJFS (meaning you can change size or parameters on mounted filesystems), while you wanted to install JFS.
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