redhat as4 install psp

[expect]

os: redhat as4
psp: 7.4 or 7.5
/Tmp has 10gb,
install psp appear /tmp mistake.
If /Tmp is divided into 15gb can be installed,
why

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Apparently /Tmp needs 15 GB for the install of psp. As to why, it may be due to an environment variable set by you or the install script. Read the install script for more on that.

SEP

[expect]

appear:
This is inagequate disk space available in '/tmp 'to execute the hp------

If it is normal to place the '/tmp' on the ' / '

[Kodjo Agbenu]

Hello,

Looks like a bug in the installation script.

Excerpts from install752.sh :

...
SPACE_REQD=70000
...
...
if [ "$IsItRHEL4" = "true" -o "$IsItRHEL4_64" = "true" ]
then
SPACE_AVAIL=`df /tmp | awk '{if(NR > 1) print $3}'`
else
SPACE_AVAIL=`df /tmp | awk '{if(NR > 1) print $4}'`
fi
if [ $SPACE_AVAIL -ge $SPACE_REQD ]
then
...
...
else
cleanup "\n\nThere is inadequate disk space available in '/tmp' to execute\nthe HP ProLiant Linux Deployment Utility.\n Exiting...\n"
exit 1
fi
...
...


As you can see, the output from "df /tmp" is interpreted in different manners, depending of the RHEL binary architecture (32 or 64 bits).

On my IA32 (SuSE), filesystem available space is given by field N°4, therefore "...print $4..." is the right one.

Good lcuk.
Kodjo

[Jess Long]

The PSP requirement for /tmp is not how big /tmp is, but, how much space is currently available or unused in /tmp. The PSP apparently requires a minimum of 70MB of available space in /tmp, in order for it to properly do its function.

[expect]

My SERVER is installing in a totally new way.
It has space of 10 GB.
thanks