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11-27-2000 09:35 AM
11-27-2000 09:35 AM
mount cd-rom
I recently tried to install a software on a server, when mounting the cd-rom, i executed
swinstall command on root which took me to software selection window. i specified source
depot type,the host name and source path. Nothing seems to works, also noticed that the cd-rom drive light does not come on.what are the neccessary steps for sw installs on a server, how can i determine the status of cd rom device.
thanks.
swinstall command on root which took me to software selection window. i specified source
depot type,the host name and source path. Nothing seems to works, also noticed that the cd-rom drive light does not come on.what are the neccessary steps for sw installs on a server, how can i determine the status of cd rom device.
thanks.
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11-27-2000 09:48 AM
11-27-2000 09:48 AM
Re: mount cd-rom
Hi, Bassey:
You don't say what you are trying to install or if you can see files on the mounted (?) CDROM.
An 'ioscan -fn -C disk' should show you your CDROM drive and it should show a software (S/W) state of "CLAIMED".
If you are able to mount the CDROM --
# mount -r /dev/dsk/cXdXtX /cdrom
then a simple 'ls -l' should show files present.
If 'swinstall' cannot find a product for you to install, it may be because you have not loaded a CODEWORD for the product.
Do these comments help you?
...JRF...
You don't say what you are trying to install or if you can see files on the mounted (?) CDROM.
An 'ioscan -fn -C disk' should show you your CDROM drive and it should show a software (S/W) state of "CLAIMED".
If you are able to mount the CDROM --
# mount -r /dev/dsk/cXdXtX /cdrom
then a simple 'ls -l' should show files present.
If 'swinstall' cannot find a product for you to install, it may be because you have not loaded a CODEWORD for the product.
Do these comments help you?
...JRF...
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11-27-2000 10:36 AM
11-27-2000 10:36 AM
Re: mount cd-rom
Bassey, One thing that could be happening is that the Source Depot Path is /cdrom, when you should have a pathname there for the bundle you want to install. For example, in the patch bundle release I just installed I had to change the path to read /cdrom/XSWGR1100. If you leave it at /CDROM you will get errors.
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