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Using the Diagnostic/IPR Media to Install Diagnostics on Your System
Installing Online Support Tools from the Diagnostic/IPR Media (CD-ROM)
Installing Online Support Tools from the
Diagnostic/IPR Media (CD-ROM)
The following procedure is an example using a graphical user interface on an X11
terminal.
NOTE Prior to executing the following procedure on a 9.04 system, run the following
procedure to install the CD-ROM drivers and CDFS subsystem, assuming
they are not already installed:
• Run SAM.
• Choose Kernel Configuration Menu.
• Choose the Subsystems submenu.
• Select the CD-ROM/9000 subsystem to install in the kernel (the Current
State and Pending State fields should have values of Out and In,
respectively.
• Choose Actions from the Kernel Configurations menu bar.
• Choose Add Subsystem to Kernel from the Actions pulldown menu.
• Choose Create a New Kernel from the Actions pulldown menu; after a
new kernel is created, you are prompted to move the new kernel into place
and reboot.
• Move the new kernel, as indicated, and reboot your system.
The dart32 CD-ROM should now be accessible. You may now execute the
procedure immediately following the next note.
NOTE For further information on installing Predictive Support tools using the
terminal version of swinstall, see the HP Predictive Support/UX User's
Guide, part number: H2571-90008.
NOTE As of May 1999, the Support Tools can be downloaded from the HP Software
Depot at http://www.software.hp.com/.
At the site, select the product category named “Enhancement Releases”. Then
scroll down to the entry for “Support Tools for the HP 9000”. Click on the
entry for a description of the package. Installation instructions are also
available at the site. When the Support Tools have been downloaded to the
target system, move it to an appropriate directory (such as /tmp), then
proceed with the procedure described in this manual.
If you can obtain the current Diagnostic/IPR Media, consider installing the
Support Tools from it, instead of downloading them from the Web. The
Diagnostic/IPR Media contains the required patches and may be easier to
use.