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09-07-2000 02:22 AM
09-07-2000 02:22 AM
Hello all,
I just installed this patch bundle on a 735 running HP/UX 10.20 via sam.
After autoboot of the 735 after the installation of the patch bundle I'm not able to invoking sam again (sam internal error).
Attached is /var/sam/log/samlog
Are there any hints?
Andraes
I just installed this patch bundle on a 735 running HP/UX 10.20 via sam.
After autoboot of the 735 after the installation of the patch bundle I'm not able to invoking sam again (sam internal error).
Attached is /var/sam/log/samlog
Are there any hints?
Andraes
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09-07-2000 02:35 AM
09-07-2000 02:35 AM
Solutiondo an swlist -l patch -a state and check all patches have configured correctly. If not you will need to configure them manually.
If all patches are configured then they may well be a problem with the Sep2000 patch bundle - its very new. Maybe a bad patch in it or you need an even newer patch to fix the sam problem - call the Response Centre.
Im from Palmerston North, New Zealand, but somehow ended up in London...
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09-07-2000 02:40 AM
09-07-2000 02:40 AM
Re: SAM Problems after installing XSW700GR1020_700 Sept. 2000 patch bundle
This may happen when some of your installed filesets did not get configured during the installation. You can check this with
swlist -l fileset -a state
The right column says either configured or intsalled.
If you see filesets that are not configured you can choose to configure all unconfigured filesets using:
swconfig *
Sometimes some filesets, for some reason, does not get configured using the wildcard option. You can then configure them using:
swconfig
Where is the name shown by swlist -l fileset -a state
Best regards,
Magnus
swlist -l fileset -a state
The right column says either configured or intsalled.
If you see filesets that are not configured you can choose to configure all unconfigured filesets using:
swconfig *
Sometimes some filesets, for some reason, does not get configured using the wildcard option. You can then configure them using:
swconfig
Where
Best regards,
Magnus
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09-07-2000 02:43 AM
09-07-2000 02:43 AM
Re: SAM Problems after installing XSW700GR1020_700 Sept. 2000 patch bundle
There should be a "" (backslash) before the * in the
swconfig * command. -> "swconfig *"
swconfig * command. -> "swconfig *"
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