F. E. C. O.
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FECO: |
SCO # 7/2 |
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PRODUCT: |
SCO OPEN SERVER 5.0.7 |
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PRODUCT WEB SITE: |
N/A |
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FECO RELEASE DATE: |
27th November 2004 |
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ESTIMATED
MAN HOURS: |
N/A |
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CLASS
OF CHANGE: |
Update |
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REASON
FOR CHANGE: |
SCO LOAD, BCT BUILD AND RECOVERY |
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RELATED
FECO/AB: |
IO # 12 CHASE IO-LAN+ SCO # 5 |
Loading SCO - BCT Build –
Recovery
1. Prerequisites
to the load.............................................................. 2
2. Configure
the BIOS and hardware as required........................... 3
3. Load
SCO Enterprise.................................................................. 3
4. Identifying
the Installation media device...................................... 4
5. License
Your System.................................................................. 5
6. Initial
System Profile.................................................................... 6
7. Preparing
your disk and choosing software................................ 6
8. Adding
the Original Base Licence............................................... 8
9. Add
licence for additional users by accessing scoadmin......... 10
10. Adding
the updated AD160 driver where required..................... 10
11. Add
2nd Disk if required............................................................. 11
12. Add the filesystem to the disk slice
by accessing scoadmin.... 12
13. Adding
SCSI Driver if required................................................... 13
14. Add
the SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing Software)............... 13
15. Install Maintenance Pack 3........................................................ 14
16. Install
the DAT tape device........................................................ 15
17. Creating the Recovery Diskettes.............................................. 16
19. Extended
Feature Supplement.................................................. 19
20. zmodem.................................................................................... 20
21. BCT
Esprit Loader..................................................................... 21
22. Loading
UPS software (if required)........................................... 23
23. Adding Network Printers (with IP Address)............................... 25
24. Register all the Installed Products............................................. 26
25. Creating the Recovery Tape..................................................... 26
26. Information
on Peripheral Set-up............................................... 26
27. Information
on SCO Drivers...................................................... 27
28. Replacing
the Server................................................................. 27
29. SCO
and BCT Recovery........................................................... 29
30. Supported
SCO UNIX Versions................................................. 29
31. Prerequisites
to Rebuild............................................................ 29
32. Booting
the system using the Emergency Media Set............... 30
33. Option
(A) Root Drive Replacement......................................... 30
34. Option
(B) O/S Recovery.......................................................... 33
35. Restoring
the System Backup.................................................. 34
36. License
and Register all the SCO UNIX Products.................... 37
37. Remove
the BCT_Archive lock file if it exists............................ 37
38. Replacing
the data drive only.................................................... 37
39. Restore
usr/bct from the BCT System Backup tape................ 37
40. Testing
the Recovery Media Set (information
only).................. 38
Appendix A SCO OpenServer Utilities CD Version
2.2 26/08/04.. 38
WHEN INSTALLING SCO 5.0.7 ON
A DELL 2800, YOU NEED TO INSURE THE USB CONTROLLER IS TURNED OFF IN THE BIOS
AND THAT A PS2 KEYBOARD AND MOUSE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED WITH THE SERVER.
Throughout this FECO a carriage return is shown either by the symbol ¿ or <CR>. A space in a string is shown by the symbol Ñ, all other spaces are purely cosmetic
This FECO details loading SCO
Open Server Enterprise 5.0.7 and BCT Build.
The load was performed on an HP ML350 G3 with a Smartarray 641 U320 Raid Controller, on board AD160 SCSI and IDE CD ROM
Adjustments may be required
depending on your hardware
1.1 The
following media set: -
· Complete SCO UNIX OpenServer Operating System Media Pack
· BCT Esprit Loader CD Version 1.3
· Raid, SCSI & network drivers may be required and should be available on diskette
For HP Servers the EFS can be obtained from the HP web site and used to create the diskettes
(SCO contains various hardware Drivers and may not require any additional media)
·
EDP SCO OpenServer Utilities
CD Version 2.2 available from
· Current "BCT System Backup" tape
·
Current "BCT Data
Backup" tape
·
Recovery media: - 2 blank
diskettes and a blank tape
1.2 The following documents are required: -
· Certificate of Licence and Authenticity for relevant SCO Modules
E.g. SCO
· Copy of The Onsite Documentation
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
IF THE OS OR
CUSTOMERS DATA IS RESTORED YOU MUST CHECK WITH BCT SUPPORT THAT NO MONTH END
TRIGGERS HAVE BEEN SET WITHIN THE APPLICATION
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Due to Kernel Panics when loading multi processor servers, if the option exists Multi Threading or Hyper Threading MUST be disabled in the system BIOS. On Dell Servers this is identified as Logical Processor
Power on the server and load the SCO 5.0.7 CDROM
into the drive
3.1 At the prompt: -
SCO OpenServer ™ Release 5
Boot
:
Enter one of the following depending on the system disk controller and CDROM type
This information can be obtained from the onsite document and checked at POST
For all machines WITHOUT RAID Cards: -
Boot: ¿
For HP machines with HP Smart 641 Raid Controller and IDE CDROM: -
Boot: defbootstr Ñ link=ciss Ñ hd=Sdsk Ñ Sdsk=ciss(0,0,0,0) Ñ Srom=wd(0,0,0) ¿
For machines with NetRaid or AMI RAID Cards and IDE CDROM: -
Boot: defbootstr Ñ link=amird Ñ Sdsk=amird(0,0,0) Ñ Srom=wd(0,0,0) ¿
For machines with NetRaid RAID Cards and ADAPTEC CDROM: -
Boot: defbootstr Ñ link=amird Ñ Sdsk=amird(0,0,0) Ñ Srom=alad(0,5,0) ¿
(Where 5 = SCSI I.D)
For machines with NetRaid RAID Cards and SYMBIOS CDROM: -
Boot: defbootstr Ñ link=amird Ñ Sdsk=amird(0,0,0) Ñ Srom=shla(0,5,0) ¿
(Where 5 = SCSI I.D)
For machines with Mylex RAID Cards: -
Boot: defbootstr
Ñ Sdsk=mdac(0,0,0,1) Ñ Srom=alad(0,5,0) ¿
(Where 5 = SCSI I.D)
3.2 If
you are using a raid controller you will be asked to load the specific driver
as follows: -
Please insert the fd(65)amird volume and <CR> (AMI controller)
If prompted, enter r to try replacement
Check the Hardware config screen for: -
NOTICE: AMIRD SCO Unix Driver Version 2.14 Loaded (7400 and severs with AMI controllers)
Also check that the root disk is shown
<CR> to begin installation
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
The following command requires appending to the defboot string at startup
Boot: disable=mdac,eha,wdex,piiop ¿
3.3 Please insert (amird) or relevant package BTLD disk into the floppy drive so that it can be extracted onto the hard disk for incorporation into the link - kit (already in)
<CR> to OK
<CR> to continue at Copyright Display screen
<Tab> and <CR> to Accept the End User License Agreement and continue with the installation
4.1 Please note throughout the Graphical Installation use the following keys: -
spacebar = change selection
arrow up and down = view choices and move highlight over option
<CR> = select option
TAB = move between options
For E40/50 and Brios :Secondary Master
For LC2/3, E60 and E800 :Primary Master
4.2 Example: -
Media device to be used :IDE CD ROM
IDE Controller :primary
Master or Slave :master
Arrow down to Accept above choices ¿
The system prompts to load the CD-ROM
<CR> to OK and continue the installation
4.3 Keyboard
Accept above choices ¿
5.1 If an upgrade licence is being used the system will notify you and the original licence will have to be added at the end of the load
Warning the numbers entered here are case sensitive
Licence number: from the SCO Certificate ¿
Licence code: from
the SCO Certificate ¿
The following line may appear after the Licence code is entered
Licence data: from the SCO Certificate ¿
Accept above choices ¿
5.2 Fresh ¿
OK ¿
5.3 System
name: system_name
Domain name: leave
blank
Security profile: Traditional
Time zone: change to: -
Geographical area:
European time zone: GMT
Daylight savings time: Yes
Accept above choices ¿
Language: Standard
C (English)
Accept above choices ¿
Leave all settings as default
Accept above choices ¿
REFER TO ONSITE DOCUMENT FOR ROOT DISK SETUP
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
CAREFULLY
CHECK DISK SETUP REQUIRED
The examples below only apply if your system is set-up with one of the following: -
·
Dual disk (root and data)
·
Raid with two logical drives
(root and data)
These configurations have a /usr/bct filesystem on the second drive
7.1 Hard disk setup: Customize
7.2 On a single disk (or Raid 5 less than 10GB) system leave all the spare disk space in the root slice e.g.
Name Mount Point Size in MB Type
0 boot /stand 30 EAFS
1 swap 512 (or 2 x Memory) NONFS
2 root / (rest
of disk) HTFS
7.3 On a (Raid 5) system
Total Size 10GB and over create a separate /usr/bct filesystem on slice 3 using
the spare disk space e.g.
Name Mount Point Size in MB Type
0 boot /stand 30 EAFS
1 swap 512 (or 2 x Memory) NONFS
2 root / 3000 HTFS
3 bct /usr/bct (rest of disk) HTFS
You will
have to use the Interactive fdisk/divvy option if you have a diagnostic
partition installed on the root disk otherwise use Customize
7.4 Example of a 9GB Root Disk Setup: -
Name Mount Point Size in MB Type
0 boot /stand 30 EAFS
1 swap 512 (or 2 x Memory) NONFS
2 root / 3000 HTFS
3 5210
(Use
90% of total disk space for slice 3 then amend the other slices as above, this
will leave all spare disk space in slice 3 with no name or mount point)
7.5 Accept above choices ¿
Disk 0 bad block type: None
Accept
above choices ¿
Optional software: SCO
OpenServer Enterprise System, 230MB
Enter spacebar
Connectivity deselect IPX/SPX ¿
Accept above choices ¿
Optional software: 319MB total (with
IPX/SPX deselected)
Accept above choices ¿
7.6 Network card: deferred
Network address: No
network card configured
Video and
graphics: VESA SVGA
Mouse: High
Resolution Keyboard Mouse, PS/2(wheel)
Email system: Sendmail (required
for BCT application)
Accept
above choices ¿
Root password: see customer ¿ (this must be entered)
Please type in again to confirm: xxxxx ¿ (this must be entered)
Accept above choices ¿
The installation can now proceed
OK ¿
7.7 The hard disk will now be prepared and the SCO UNIX loaded (approx 15 minutes)
At 76% of the load you may be asked to rebuild
Press <Enter> to continue:
Upon completion
Press <Enter> to continue:
Press <Enter> to continue:
Remove all Media
Press <Enter> to continue:
Press any key to reboot
7.8 During reboot <CR> at the following screen
SCO OpenServe(TM) Release 5
Boot
:
Type <Ctrl> d to proceed with normal start-up
Enter new time and date if required or <CR>
Server will boot into the SCO Graphical Screen
<Ctrl> <Alt> <F1> to access standard login
7.9 To ensure that the system is in a sane condition login as root
and re-link the kernel: -
/etc/conf/bin/idbuild ¿
Enter y to boot this kernel by
default and y to rebuild the kernel environment
Reboot the system: -
shutdown Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Due to increasing the size of the kernel DO NOT load the EFS package (HP Systems ONLY) before creating the root and boot recovery diskettes
8.1 If an upgrade licence was used in section 5 the original base licence MUST now be added
Reboot the system into single-user mode: -
shutdown
Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
At the CONTROL-d prompt enter the root password
8.2 Insert the Utilities CD and copy maintenance pack 1 from the CD to /usr/spool/patches
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
mkdir Ñ /usr/spool/patches ¿
cd Ñ /usr/spool/patches ¿
tar Ñ xvf Ñ /mnt/patches/MAINT1/507mp1_vol.tar ¿
33 volumes will be copied
cd Ñ / ¿
Run scoadmin: -
scoadmin Ñ software ¿
At the Software Manager menu select Software, at Install new select the
default host displayed
<Tab> to Continue
¿
At Media Device: select Media Images
<Tab> to Continue
¿
At Image Directory: enter: -
/usr/spool/patches/
<Tab> to OK
¿
At the Install Selection screen Maintenance Pack 1 will be selected
Install ¿
Continue at the Upgrade and Error screens and the
software will be installed (approx 10 mins)
After the installation has completed a message will be displayed similar to: -
During this supplement installation the Software Manager was modified. You must exit and re-start the Software Manager before you install any other software
Select OK ¿
Installation Complete
Select OK ¿
At the Software Manager menu use the left
arrow to select Host
and Exit
back to root
Reboot the system into single-user mode: -
shutdown
Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
At the CONTROL-d prompt enter the root password
8.3 Add the licence details: -
Enter scoadmin ¿ License Manager ¿
License Add a Product or Service License
(details
available from SCO Certificate)
Exit scoadmin and let the system tune the kernel
Reboot the system: -
shutdown
Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
Login as root ¿
Enter scoadmin ¿ License Manager ¿
License License Additional Users
(details
available from SCO Certificate)
Exit scoadmin and let the system tune the kernel
The updated AD160 driver may be required (e.g. HP ML570) this is available on diskette and is also included on the EDP SCO OpenServer Utilities CD Version 2.1 and above
10.1 To create the driver image on diskette. Login as root and Insert the SCO Utilities CD-ROM into the drive
Mount the CD and copy the driver image: -
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
cp Ñ /mnt/drivers/ad160/ad160.btld Ñ /tmp/ad160.btld ¿
Unmount and remove the CD: -
umount Ñ /mnt ¿
Insert a diskette and format it: -
format Ñ -v ¿
Copy the driver image to the diskette: -
dd Ñ if=/tmp/ad160.btld Ñ of=/dev/rinstall Ñ bs-8k ¿
10.2 To
load the driver from the diskette login as root and mount the diskette: -
mount Ñ -f Ñ AFS Ñ /dev/fd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
btldinstall Ñ /mnt ¿
Select the AD160 driver
umount Ñ /mnt ¿
Remove the diskette, re-link the kernel and reboot the
server: -
/etc/conf/bin/idbuild ¿
Enter y to boot this kernel by default and y
to rebuild the kernel environment
shutdown Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
Login as root ¿
mkdev Ñ hd ¿
From the menu select the following: -
11.1 2) Add
a hard disk to SCSI controller ¿
Enter SCSI host adapter that supports the device
E.g. amird ¿
Which ‘amird’ SCSI host adapter supports this device?
Enter 0 ¿
What SCSI Bus is the device attached to?
Enter 0 ¿
What is the Target ID for this device?
Enter 0 ¿
What is the LUN of this device?
Enter 1 ¿
The Settings you have chosen will be displayed
Update SCSI configuration? (y/n) Enter
y
Relink kernel? (y/n) Enter y
Do you want kernel to boot by default? (y/n) Enter y
Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt? (y/n) Enter y
Reboot: -
shutdown
Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
11.2 When rebooted login as
root
mkdev Ñ hd ¿
Once again this will run through adding the disk
Enter the same parameters as previously used
During
installation you may choose to overwrite all or part of the present contents of
your hard disk
Do you wish to continue? (y/n) Enter y
11.3 At the partition menu select option: -
2. Use Entire Disk for UNIX
Current Hard Disk Drive: /dev/rdsk/1s0 and partition information will be displayed
If data is detected on the disk the following will be displayed: -
Warning!
All data on your disk will be lost!
Do you wish to continue? (y/n) Enter y
Press <Return> to continue
Enter ‘q’ to quit
Enter ‘q’ to quit
Enter <Return> for bad block allocation
Select the number of file systems you want the UNIX area divided into
Enter 1 ¿
11.4 Do you wish to make any manual adjustments to the sizes or names of the filesystems on the hard disk? (y/n)
Enter y ¿
Enter N [name] Name or rename a division
Which division? Enter
0 ¿
What do you want to call it? Enter
bct ¿
Enter I [nstall] Install
the division set-up
While in scoadmin use the following keys to navigate
arrow up and down = view choices and move highlight over option
<CR> = select option
<Tab> = move between options
Enter scoadmin ¿
Filesystems Filesystem Manager Mount Add
Device File: /dev/bct
enter <Tab>
Mount Point: /usr/bct
¿
<Tab> down to OK ¿
12.1 Exit from scoadmin Host ¿ Exit ¿ File ¿ Exit ¿
dfspace ¿ (to check /usr/bct has been created)
The OS has various SCSI drivers built-in
The 7400 requires an updated driver to support the current tape deck
Login to root ¿
Load SCSI driver diskette in floppy drive
Strike ENTER when ready
Installation
is in progress
Package names and description on the diskette will be displayed
slha Symbios 53c8xx Host Adapter Driver for SCO OpenServer 5
Please enter the names of the package you wish to install
slha ¿
There is
already an slha installed
Do you want
to replace it with this version of slha? Enter y
Remove the diskette
14.1 Add the SMP ONLY IF REQUIRED
14.2 License the SMP: -
Enter scoadmin ¿
Select License Manager then License, License Additional CPU
Enter the details from the SCO Certificate then License
Exit from the scoadmin menu
14.3 Load the SCO 5.0.7 CDROM into the drive
Enter scoadmin ¿
Select Software Manager then Software, Install New
Continue from
the default host and select a Media Device of
Select SCO Symmetrical Multiprocessing (ver 1.1.1Ga) and Install
Exit from the scoadmin menu
Remove all Media
Reboot: -
shutdown Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
The Server will reboot into the SCO Graphical screen
<Ctrl> <Alt> <F1> to access standard login
15.1 Insert the Utilities CD and copy maintenance pack 3 from the CD to /usr/spool/patches
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
mkdir Ñ /usr/spool/patches ¿
cd Ñ /usr/spool/patches ¿
tar Ñ xvf Ñ /mnt/patches/maint3/507mp3_vol.tar ¿
54 volumes will be copied
cd Ñ / ¿
Run scoadmin: -
scoadmin Ñ software ¿
At the Software Manager menu select Software, at Install new select the
default host displayed
<Tab> to Continue
¿
At Media Device: select Media Images
<Tab> to Continue
¿
At Image Directory: enter: -
/usr/spool/patches/
<Tab> to OK
¿
At the Install Selection screen Maintenance Pack 3 will be selected
Install ¿
Continue at the Upgrade and Error screens and the
software will be installed (approx 10 mins)
15.2 After the installation has completed a message will be displayed similar to: -
During this supplement installation the Software Manager was modified. You must exit and re-start the Software Manager before you install any other software
Select OK ¿
Installation Complete
Select OK ¿
At the Software Manager menu use the left
arrow to select Host
and Exit
back to root
Unmount and remove the CD: -
umount Ñ /mnt ¿
NB: the example below is based on a VISION 7400
Adjust settings for your server
At the root prompt
mkdev Ñ tape ¿
16.1 Tape Drive Configuration Program select the following options: -
1. Configure a SCSI or Enhanced IDE tape drive ¿
SCSI or Enhanced IDE Tape Drive Configuration Program: -
1. Install a SCSI Tape Drive ¿
Enter prefix of the SCSI host adapter that supports this device
WARNING THE DEFAULTS MAY DIFFER
E.g. slha
Which slha
SCSI host adapter supports this device?
Select 0-4
Enter 0 ¿ (Usually adapter 1 on a G-7400)
What SCSI
Bus is the device attached to?
Select 0-n
Enter 0 ¿
What is
the Target ID for this device?
Select 0-15
Enter 4 ¿
What is
the LUN of this device?
Select 0-7
Enter 0
The Settings you have chosen will be displayed
Update SCSI configuration? (y/n)
Enter y
16.2 <CR> to use defaults for the next 3 questions: -
1. Vendor Identification
2. SCSI version that the device is conformant to
3. Response Data Format that the device uses
16.3 From the list of supported tape drives select option: -
4. DAT drive (Compressing and non compressing) ¿
Enter new string,”rm” to remove string, or enter q to leave current
string as is: -
Enter q
SCSI or Enhanced IDE Tape Drive
Configuration Program
Enter q
Tape Drive Configuration Program
Enter q
Create kernel? (y/n) Enter y
Do you want
kernel to boot by default? (y/n) Enter y
Do you want
the kernel environment rebuilt? (y/n) Enter y
Reboot: -
shutdown
Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
Login as root
rm Ñ /stand.backup ¿ (If it exists)
mkdev Ñ fd ¿
17.1 At the menus select the following options: -
2. Emergency
Boot and Root floppy filesystems
2. . . . (1.44Mb
3.5inch)
1. Root filesystem
Insert a floppy into drive 0 Press <RETURN> to continue
Would you like to format the floppy first? Enter
choice
Do you want to place extra files on the root filesystem? (y/n) Enter y
<cr>
From the <bootroot> prompt enter: -
cp Ñ /usr/lib/libsocket.so.2 Ñ /etc/bootroot.d/mnt/usr/lib/libsocket.so.2 ¿
cp Ñ /usr/lib/libresolv.so.1 Ñ /etc/bootroot.d//mnt/usr/lib/libresolv.so.1 ¿
exit Ñ 0 ¿
On completion press <RETURN> to continue
Remove the diskette & label it Root diskette and the date
17.2 2.
Boot filesystem
1. System specific boot
Insert a floppy into drive 0 Press <RETURN> to continue
Would you like to format the floppy first? Enter
choice
On completion press <RETURN> to continue
Remove the
diskette & label it Boot diskette and the date
Enter q quit from menu
17.3 Store the Root & Boot floppies with the installation media
The system will now require tuning. Change the values of the
parameters, re-link the kernel then reboot the system. The ‘mtune’ maximum
value must be at least as high as the current value in ‘stune’. DO NOT
DOWNTUNE
18.1 To
display the mtune table: -
pg Ñ
/etc/conf/cf.d/mtune ¿
18.2 To
display the stune table: -
pg Ñ
/etc/conf/cf.d/stune ¿
18.3 To tune the parameters use the idtune command as shown: -
/etc/conf/bin/idtune Ñ -m Ñ {parameter} Ñ {value} ¿
e.g. /etc/conf/bin/idtune Ñ -m Ñ NCALL Ñ 128 ¿
The values to be added are: -
NCALL 128
NCLIST (10 X NUMBER OF USERS)
NSTRPAGES 2000
MAXUP 2000 + 2 times the number of users
MAX_PROC Same as MAXUP
NPROC 4000 + 2 times the number of users
18.4 To tune the next parameters insert the Utilities CD containing the edpptsadd script and copy the script from the CD to the hard drive
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
cp Ñ /mnt/edpptsadd Ñ /usr/bin/edpptsadd ¿
chmod Ñ 777 Ñ /usr/bin/edpptsadd ¿
Run the script: -
edpptsadd ¿
The script will configure 256 pts devices onto the system. These are used for the Ioland printer connections
18.5 After the script has created the devices it will edit 4 files and you will have to manually update them. The first file the script edits is the ptm file. Amend the 3rd field to be 255. An example is shown below: -
ptm Y 255 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Write away and save the changes. Repeat for the ptem and the ldterm files
For the mdevice file amend the second column from the right to be 255 for ptm, ldterm and ptem. An example is shown below: -
ptm - Scio ptm 0 42 1 255 -1
pts - Scio pts 0 43 1 1 -1
ldterm - Si ldtr 0 0 1 255 -1
sp oc icS sp 0 60 0 1 -1
spt ocrwi Bictk spt 0 58 0 1 -1
spm ocri ict spm 0 17 0 1 -1
mpm ocw icI mpm 0 18 0 1 -1
mpt ocrwi BicIk mpt 0 59 0 1 -1
ptem - Si ptem 0 0 1 255 -1
Do not relink the kernel at this point as there is still more tuning to be done
18.6 If the edpptsadd CD is not available you can manually edit the files: -
vi Ñ /etc/conf/node.d/pts ¿
Append the file with a line for each pts device up to 255
E.g. pts pts016 c 16
pts
pts017 c 17
~ ~ ~
pts pts0255 c 255
Create each of the pts devices
E.g. mknod Ñ /dev/pts016 Ñ c Ñ 43 Ñ 16 ¿
mknod Ñ /dev/pts017 Ñ c Ñ 43 Ñ 17 ¿
~ ~ ~
mknod Ñ /dev/pts0255 Ñ c Ñ 43 Ñ 255 ¿
chmod the files: -
chmod Ñ ugo+rw Ñ /dev/pts0* ¿
In /etc/conf/sdevice.d edit the ptm, ptem and ldtem files and amend the 3rd field as in section 18.5
In /etc/conf/cf.d edit the mdevice file as in section 18.5
18.7 From the ‘#’ prompt enter mkdev Ñ ptty and you will be shown the following menu
Pseudo ttys Configuration Program
1. Add Pseudo ttys
2. Remove Pseudo ttys
3. Number of Pseudo ttys configured
Select an option or enter q to quit:
Select option 1 to add Pseudo tty’s and add 448 extra to the default of 64 devices. You will be advised the number of pseudo tty’s to be created is greater than the allowed value, enter y to change the current limit. Once the devices have been created enter q to quit and then answer y to relink the kernel
Reboot the server: -
shutdown Ñ -y Ñ -i6 Ñ -g0 ¿
19.1 Load the first EFS Diskette into the drive, login as root and run scoadmin: -
scoadmin Ñ software ¿
At the Software Manager menu select Software,
using the down arrow at Install new select the default host
displayed
<Tab> to Continue ¿
At Media Device select Floppy Disk Drive 0
<Tab> to Continue ¿
19.2 At
the Install Selection menu the EFS will be selected
<Tab> to Install ¿
Insert the floppy volumes as prompted
A message will be displayed about Network drivers: -
Press <Enter> to continue: -
Enter ¿
After the installation has completed a message will be displayed about the kernel being re-linked: -
Press <Enter> to continue: -
Enter ¿
Installation Complete
Select OK ¿
At the Software Manager menu use the left
arrow to select Host and Exit back to root. Remove the
diskettes and reboot: -
shutdown Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
zmodem is available from the patches directory of the EDP SCO Utilities CD version 2.2
20.1 Insert the EDP SCO Utilities CD into the drive and mount the CD: -
mount Ñ –F Ñ cdfs Ñ –o Ñ ro Ñ /dev/cdrom/cdrom1 Ñ /mnt ¿
tar sz and rz to their default directory (/usr/bin): -
tar Ñ xvf Ñ /mnt/patches/zmodemuw.tar ¿
To check that sz and rz have copied: -
ls Ñ -la Ñ /usr/bin/?z ¿
Load the latest “BCT Build “ CDROM into drive
Login as root
mkdir Ñ /cdrom ¿
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /cdrom ¿
cd Ñ /cdrom ¿
./patch.sh ¿
Ok to use
these settings? [y] Enter y ¿
This will copy patches to the system and run the
install_patch script to load all the required patches for a normal build and
VisionFS with standard BCT setup
21.1 The system displays Installation
complete
./install_bct ¿
Press <enter> when ready
Follow screen instructions and add parallel port on
Address 378-37f irq7
During the load a parallel printer will be set up as follows: -
printer1 on port /dev/lp0
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
DO NOT CREATE A NEW KERNEL, THIS WILL BE PERFORMED AT THE END OF
INSTALLATION
21.2 Configure Network
card
This will take you to scoadmin Network Configuration Manager
Select Hardware ¿ Add new Lan adapter ¿
The system will be interrogated and display the installed network card
TCP/IP will be linked to the installed Network Card
Arrow to the TCP/IP line
TAB to continue ¿
¿ to Add
Use the TAB key to move around the SCO TCP/IP Configuration screen
Enter IP Address ¿
Enter Netmask ¿
Change the TCP connections to 4096
Tab to OK ¿
¿ to OK the installation
Enter ¿
x to exit
21.3 WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
DO NOT RELINK THIS WILL BE PERFORMED AT THE END OF THE INSTALLATION
Installing
the UNIX Tools do you wish to continue? (y/n) Enter y
21.4 License the BCT PRODUCT UTILITIES
Enter the details below to license each of the 3 Product Utilities
Expire time in weeks ( 0 = infinite): 0 ¿
Maximum concurrent users: 999
¿
Maximum Unix Logins: 999
¿
Serial number (‘D’ = demo): 100 ¿
The entered details will then be displayed
OK to continue Enter y
Please enter serial number: Enter
100 ¿ (for all three products)
This will also run mkdev bct to create copies of the
Boot and Root floppies in /usr/bct/tsdiags
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
21.5 IGNORE the following errors if displayed
ERROR: EISA Mother Board not located (non EISA machines)
read : Bad address
The load will then complete in approximately 10
minutes
21.6 Upon completion the
following message will be displayed
PLEASE REBOOT
cd Ñ / ¿
umount Ñ /cdrom ¿
Remove all media and reboot: -
shutdown Ñ –y Ñ –i6 Ñ –g0 ¿
21.7 After the system
reboots a standard login will be displayed as the graphical screen is disabled
during the BCT BUILD
Login as root
21.8 Edit /etc/hosts to append .UUCP.com to the end of second entry on machine name
vi Ñ /etc/hosts ¿
e.g. 100.99.0.1 pc09900 pc09900.UUCP.com
21.9 Run mkdev cf to add Domain name UUCP.com manually and recreate the sendmail.cf file
mkdev Ñ cf ¿
21.10 Select the following options: -
2. Edit Domain name
1. Enter DOMAIN manually
at > enter UUCP.com
Please hit RETURN to continue
8. Generate sendmail.cf file
Please hit RETURN to continue
Do you wish to change anything (y/n)? Enter n
9. Quit
cd Ñ /usr/bct/unixtools/UPS ¿
./INSTALL ¿
22.1 Load PowerChute plus CD into drive
Select the media type from which you will install:
1) CD-ROM
Enter the
default path ¿
Overview of
installation Enter n ¿
Which parts of PowerChute Plus for Unix do you
wish to install
Enter 3) Both the User Interface and Daemon Modules
Which APC Hardware will PowerChute Plus for Unix be running with?
Enter 2) Smart-UPS
Which serial device will be dedicated to
PowerChute Plus for Unix?
Enter 2)
/dev/tty2a
23.1 NB. On Charisma
installations Professional Services may have to modify the customer specific
free format printing within the application. This MUST be done for an OKI B6200n
23.2 Create
an entry for the printer in the host table: -
vi Ñ
/etc/hosts ¿
Add the IP address and a network
name for the printer. (NOT the O/S printer name)
E.g.
192.0.0.90 okiB6200n
Write away the file saving the changes: -
:wq! ¿
23.3 Enter
the Printer Setup Manager within scoadmin from root: -
scoadmin Ñ printer Ñ manager ¿
23.4 From
the Printer Manager screen: -
Printer ¿
Add Remote ¿
UNIX.
. . ¿
Select the Host (printer network name)
from the host table list (Space bar)
23.5 Enter
a name for the printer (e.g. UVLPxx for UniVision, LPxx for Charisma) DO NOT try to use Select
OK ¿
23.6 At
the Message
OK ¿
23.7 Exit scoadmin and test the printer by
sending a print from the command line: -
NB. If a Postscript printer (e.g. an OKI B6200n) is being used, prints
from the command line may not be formatted correctly but should be OK from
within the application
cat Ñ {file} Ñ | Ñ lp Ñ -d Ñ {printer
name} ¿
E.g. cat Ñ /etc/hosts |
Ñ lp Ñ -d Ñ UVLP01 ¿
This will send the /etc/hosts file to the printer UVLP01. Once the printer has been tested it can be added into the relevant
application and tested from there
The system must be registered with Caldera, otherwise reminder messages will be periodically displayed and the multi user system will be eventually disabled
24.1 To register SCO: -
Login as root
Enter scoadmin ¿ License Manager
Make a note of the SCO System ID displayed at the
bottom of the screen
Either contact the SCO Registration Center on 0800 136063 or use the Internet to access www.sco.com to obtain registration keys for all the licensed products
24.2 To enter the Registration Key: -
Select and highlight the product you wish to register by using the <Tab> key
Select Register
Select Register
Product
Enter Registration Key obtained from SCO
<Tab> to Register ¿
¿ to OK
Exit scoadmin
Reboot the system
Login as root
25.2 To create a full System Backup to tape
Load a tape into the drive and enter the following: -
find Ñ . Ñ –depth Ñ | Ñ cpio Ñ –ocvB Ñ > Ñ /dev/rStp0 ¿
Remove the tape & label it Recovery tape and the date
25.3 Store the tape, along with the Root & Boot floppies, with the installation media
See F.E.C.O. IO # 12 Chase IO-Lan+
This is the current Communications Server used by BCT
The document details initial set-up, connecting VDU’s and setting up network printers using ioadd within the BCT software
Driver Names for Various
Controllers
The following table lists the
names of required drivers for the HP-supplied controllers
NetServer Controller Package Name
E 30,40,45,50 AHA2910 alad or alad325
E 60 AHA7895 alad or alad325
E 800 Symbios 895 slha
LC Plus AIC7770 arad
LC II,3 AIC7880 alad or alad325
LD Pro AIC7880 alad or alad325
LH AIC7855 alad or alad325
LH Plus, LH Pro AIC7880 alad or alad325
LH II AIC7880 alad or alad325
LH 3, LH 4, LPr Symbios 53C895 symha
LH 3000 Symbios 895 slha
LH 3000 AIC7870 alad325
LH 6000 Symbios 895 slha
LH 6000 AIC7870 alad325
LT 6000r Symbios 895 slha
LS AIC7870 alad or alad325
LX,LXe,LXr Pro AIC7880 alad or alad325
LXr 8000 Symbios 53C896 slha
All HP Disk Array (Mylex) mdac
All HP NetRAID amird
Server Controller Package Name
7400 AMI 493 amird
Previously the etransave and etransrestore scripts were used to copy BCT and system files from one machine to another when a system was replaced. These should no longer be used. This section will detail how to copy over the files required
The server should be setup as normal with all the printers and network configured from the maininfo script obtained from the previous machine. The files to be copied across are the tftpboot files, the users and their home directories, the crons and several bct files.
28.1 In summary, the steps are as follows: -
· Create a list of the users currently on the system
· Copy off the list of users to tape along with the contents of the tftpboot directory, the crontabs directory and several bct files
· Transfer the files to the new machine
· Re-create the users from the list created on the previous machine
· Re-add the crons on the new server
· Restore the contents of the tftpboot directory
·
Restore the users home
directories
·
Restore the directories and
files
28.2 To create a list of users on the system, use the following ap command to create a
file with all the details of the users on the system:-
ap Ñ –dg Ñ > Ñ /users ¿
vi Ñ /etc/default/accounts ¿
MIN_ADMIN_UID=0
MIN_SUGGEST_UID=0
MIN_ADMIN_GID=0
MIN_SUGGEST_GID=0
wq! To save and exit
28.4 Install and run the BctUser1.4 script from the EDP SCO Utilities CD. This will copy the users home directories, the tftpboot directory, the crontabs and several bct files to the tape device: -
mount Ñ /dev/cd0 Ñ /mnt ¿
cp Ñ /mnt/BctUser1.4Ñ /usr/bin/BctUser1.4 ¿
chmod Ñ 777 Ñ /usr/bin/BctUser1.4 ¿
Insert a tape into the drive and then run the BctUser1.4 script
BctUser1.4 ¿
28.5 When the tape has finished, insert it into the new server and run the following command to restore the users file: -
cpio Ñ –ivmkBud Ñ –I Ñ /dev/rStp0 Ñ “/users” ¿
Once the file has been restored delete the standard Esprit users that have been setup using the commands: -
userdel Ñ op1all ¿
userdel Ñ op1rsf ¿
userdel Ñ op1allp ¿
userdel Ñ op1unix ¿
userdel Ñ op1test ¿
userdel Ñ op1reorg ¿
userdel Ñ op1rel ¿
userdel Ñ faxdmon ¿
Run the following command to re-create the users: -
ap Ñ -r Ñ -f /users ¿
28.6 Once the users are re-created restore the remainder of the contents from the tape: -
cd Ñ /usr ¿
cpio Ñ –ivmkBud Ñ –I Ñ /dev/rStp0 ¿
Once the users and the home directories have been restored recreate the passwords for bctuser and op1arc (This information should be available from the customer)
Check the users in the /etc/passwd file against the users in the /passwd.old file that has been copied from the other system
If some of the data in the home directories has not been copied across then the user must have been manually setup by the customer and you will have to manually restore the home directory from the full system backup tape
28.7 Reboot the system: -
shutdown Ñ -y Ñ -i6 Ñ -g0 ¿
28.8 Once the system has rebooted ask the user to load their latest data backup
29.1 Purpose of the next Sections
How to rebuild a SCO OpenServer 5 system in order to
support the BCT Esprit Application using the emergency recovery media
NOTE: A complete reload on a modern System can be
performed within the same time scale
SCO OpenServer Enterprise System versions 5.04 / 5.05 / 5.06 / 5.07
31.1 The following media is required: -
· Current System Specific Emergency “Boot” and “Root ” diskette set
· Current "BCT System Backup" tape
· Current "BCT Data Backup" tape
31.2 The following documents are required: -
· Certificate of Licence and Authenticity for relevant SCO Modules
e.g. SCO Enterprise 5 User, Additional User and SMP Licenses
· Copy of "The Onsite Documentation"
31.3 The following media may be required and should be available onsite: -
· Complete SCO UNIX OpenServer Operating System Media Pack
· BCT loader CD
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
The
following procedure will overwrite the contents of the root drive.
Once this
procedure is completed the user must re-load their latest data backup
Insert The Boot diskette in the drive
and boot the system
At the Boot: prompt, press <enter> to boot from the diskette
When prompted, insert the Root diskette and press <enter>
(This creates a ramdisk image to work from)
32.1 Once completed, at the hash prompt enter: -
mkdev Ñ hd ¿
32.2 The system will display: -
During
installation you may choose to overwrite all or part of the present contents of
your hard disk
Do you wish to continue? (y/n)
Enter y
The system will display the partition menu
Dependent on your reason for recovering the system you need to decide on what option to select: -
Option (A) Root Drive Replacement
Option (B) O/S
Recovery
From the displayed menu take the following options: -
1.
Display Partition Table
The Current Hard Drive: /dev/rdsk/0s0 should not display any partition information
In the event that the replacement disk does display partition information
Use option 6 to delete all Partition information
2. Use Entire Disk for
Unix
33.1 Current Hard Drive: /dev/rdsk/0s0 will now display active partition
Press <enter> to continue
Enter q to quit
Enter q to quit
33.2 You will be prompted to alter the bad block table size: -
Press <Return> to use existing value of 511 bad blocks
33.3 You may be prompted with the following message: -
Do you want to preserve your additional filesystems/divisions? (y/n)
Enter n
33.4 You will be prompted with the message: -
Please enter the swap-space allocation, or press <Return>
Check the onsite document for the correct swap size
or seek advice from O/S Support
The EDP minimum default is 512MB on new servers
To convert MBs to blocks use the formula: -
swap size = (2 x system memory x 1024) = number of blocks
E.g. 2 x 256MB = (512 x 1024) = 524288
33.5 You will be prompted with the message: -
Please enter the boot-space allocation, or press <Return>
The default is 15MB but you should check the onsite document for the correct size
To convert MBs to blocks use the formula: -
Size in MBs x 1024 = number of blocks
E.g. 15MB x 1024 = 15360 number of blocks
Do you want a separate /u filesystem? (y/n)
Enter n
The system will prompt: -
Do you want to make any manual adjustments to the sizes or names of the file systems or swap area before they are created on the hard disk? (y/n)
Enter y
Check the on site document for disk slicing information and amend if required using the divvy menu and the following options: -
c to create slices
n to name slices
s to specify the starting block
e to specify the ending block
Once the drive is ‘divvied’ as required enter: -
q to quit
i to install the newly created divvy table
If /usr/bct is on the root drive proceed to section 35 Restoring the System Backup
33.7 If /usr/bct is on a separate data disk continue below: -
Enter
divvy Ñ –m Ñ /dev/rdsk/1s0 ¿
fdisk Ñ –f Ñ /dev/rdsk/1s0 ¿ (to check/create partitions)
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
The
following procedure will cause any DATA to be lost
Create a partition: -
2. Use Entire Disk for Unix
At the data loss warning: -
Enter y
q to quit
Re-enter the divvy command: -
divvy Ñ –m Ñ /dev/rdsk/1s0 ¿
If the disk is not recognised as having previous slices you will be prompted to enter the required number of filesystems for this disk
Enter 1 ¿
You will then be asked if you want to make any manual adjustments: -
Enter y ¿
33.8 The disk slicing will now be displayed
Enter n to name a slice
Enter 0 (zero) as the division number
Enter bct as the new name
Enter q to quit
Then i to install
Once the above is completed proceed to section 35 Restoring the System Backup
34.1 From the displayed menu take the following options: -
1 Display Partition Table
34.2 The system should display the partition information for Current Hard Drive /dev/rdsk/0s0. If it does then: -
Press <enter> to continue
q to quit
q to quit
34.3 If no partition information is displayed then follow the instructions in Option (A) above to create the required partition information
You will be prompted to alter the bad block table size: -
Press <Return> to use existing value of 511 bad blocks
34.4 You may be prompted with a message: -
Do you want to preserve your additional filesystems/divisions? (y/n)
Enter y
34.5 Do you want a
separate /u filesystem? (y/n)
Enter n
34.6 The system will prompt: -
Do you want to make any manual adjustments to the sizes or names of the file systems or swap area before they are created on the hard disk? (y/n)
Enter y
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Any changes
that are made at this point may result in data loss
34.7 The system will display the divvy table
34.8 Refer to the on site document and confirm the correct information is displayed.
Where applicable amend the divvy information using the divvy menu and options
If the displayed information is correct or when the
divvy table has been amended
Enter q to quit
From the next menu
Enter i [nstall]
This will create the filesystems on the hard disk
34.9 Once the above is
completed proceed to section 35
Restoring the System Backup
Restoring the Operating system and Utilities required to support Esprit: -
35.1 Insert the BCT System Backup into the Tape Drive
From the command prompt enter: -
umask Ñ 000 ¿
mount Ñ /dev/hd0root Ñ /mnt ¿
35.2 Note:
BCT traditionally set-up the path /usr/bct in one of
2 ways: -
(A) As a standard Unix directory in the root file-system
(B) As a separate file-system on the root drive or data drive
To identify how it was configured on the system
being recovered check the disk configuration record in the on-site
documentation
If a separate BCT slice/partition has been recorded
in the on-site document then it was created as a separate file-system
To restore the system backup under these
circumstances execute ONLY the commands below that ARE annotated (usr/bct filesystem only)
If /usr/bct is not shown on the disk record then it
is a directory and you should ONLY execute those commands that ARE NOT annotated
with (usr/bct filesystem only)
If you are unsure how to proceed, contact O/S
Support for advice
35.3 Enter
the following commands to mount the /usr/bct filesystem: -
mkdir Ñ /mnt/usr ¿ (usr/bct filesystem only)
mkdir Ñ /mnt/usr/bct ¿ (usr/bct filesystem only)
35.4 If
a separate /usr/bct slice is used (and it has not just been created and named
as bct) create it now: -
From the command prompt enter: -
divvy ¿ (usr/bct filesystem only)
Identify the partition to be renamed and then enter:
-
n to name the slice (usr/bct filesystem only)
When prompted enter: -
bct (usr/bct
filesystem only)
q to quit (usr/bct filesystem only)
i [nstall] (usr/bct filesystem only)
To mount the /usr/bct file system enter the following: -
mount Ñ /dev/bct Ñ /mnt/usr/bct ¿ (usr/bct filesystem only)
To confirm it has successfully mount enter: -
df ¿ (usr/bct filesystem only)
Change directory to the /mnt directory: -
cd Ñ /mnt ¿
35.5 The system is now ready to have the system backup loaded, from the prompt enter: -
(The keyboard will not be properly mapped, e.g. shift
@ = “)
cpio Ñ –ivmkBud Ñ -I Ñ /dev/rStp0 Ñ “!usr/bct/data/*” ¿ (NOTE capital i)
The files loading will be scrolled up the screen
The system will load the original operating system
image and utility software required to support Esprit
The
“!/usr/bct/data/*” extension to the above cpio command causes cpio to restore
everything EXCEPT the contents of the /usr/bct/data directory
After the cpio has finished it is necessary to copy stand to the newly created boot area
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Unless this is performed the system will be unable to boot SCO
From the command prompt enter the following commands: -
Move the stand directory to stand.backup: -
mv Ñ stand Ñ stand.backup ¿
Check that stand.backup exists and stand has been removed: -
ls Ñ –la ¿
Create a new stand directory: -
mkdir Ñ stand ¿
Change directories to root: -
cd Ñ / ¿
Unmount /dev/bct: -
umount Ñ /dev/bct ¿
Unmount the root filesystem: -
umount Ñ/dev/hd0root ¿
Check the root filesystem: -
fsck Ñ /dev/hd0root ¿
Check the boot filesystem: -
fsck Ñ /dev/boot ¿
35.7 Mount the root filesystem on the hard disk as /mnt: -
mount Ñ /dev/hd0root Ñ /mnt ¿
Mount the boot area on the hard disk as /mnt/stand: -
mount Ñ /dev/boot Ñ /mnt/stand ¿
35.8 Copy, recursively, everything within /mnt/stand.backup to /mnt/stand: -
cp Ñ – r Ñ /mnt/stand.backup/* Ñ /mnt/stand ¿
35.9 Unmount and check root and boot filesystems: -
umount Ñ /dev/boot ¿
umount Ñ /dev/hd0root ¿
fsck Ñ /dev/boot ¿
fsck Ñ /dev/hd0root ¿
35.10 Write and install the master boot block: -
/bin/dparam Ñ -w ¿
/bin/dd Ñ if=/etc/hdboot0 Ñ of=/dev/hd0a ¿
35.11 Installs the second boot block
/bin/dd Ñ if=/etc/hdboot1 Ñ of=/dev/hd0a Ñ bs=1k Ñ seek=1 ¿
35.12 Remove all media and reboot the system
haltsys ¿ and reboot the system
35.13 The system will now reboot using the original Operating System Image
35.14 Stop the ‘Incorrect ISAM Runtime System installed’ message
At the “SINGLE USER” prompt enter the root password to get a hash prompt
Enter the following: -
isverify Ñ -I ¿ (UpperCase i)
haltsys ¿ and reboot the system as normal
If the following is
not carried out errors may occur
Login as root
rmdir Ñ /usr/bct/bct_archive/lib/LOCK ¿
37.1 Ask the user to load their latest data backup
If it is necessary to replace the data drive then it must be sliced as per the on site documentation
Login as root
divvy Ñ {device
name} ¿
Where device name is the address of the disk to be sliced, this should be held on the on-site documentation, for example /dev/hd1a)
38.1 From this menu use the divvy options: -
38.2 Slice/partition the disk as per the on-site documentation
38.3 Create the filesystem using scoadmin see section 12
Enter the following command from the root prompt: -
cpio Ñ –ivmkBud Ñ –I Ñ /dev/rStp0 Ñ “usr/bct/*” ¿ (Note the capital i)
This will load everything in the /usr/bct filesystem only
39.1 Ask the user to load their latest data backup
To create the recovery media set see sections 17 and 25
Login as root
40.1 Insert the Boot Floppy diskette and reboot the system by entering: -
shutdown Ñ -y Ñ -g0 Ñ -i6 ¿
40.2 At the ‘Boot:’ prompt, press <Enter> to boot from the floppy disk
When prompted, insert the Root Floppy disk and press <Enter>
The system is running on an abridged Operating System Image
40.3 To list the contents of a full BCT System Backup enter the following at the root prompt: -
cpio Ñ -itcvB Ñ -I Ñ /dev/rStp0 ¿ (Note the
capital i)
40.4 Once you are satisfied that you can read the backups after booting from your emergency boot/root diskette set, remove all media and reboot the system with
haltsys ¿
drivers/
ad160/
ad160.btld
ad160.readme
Ws_ftp.log
ad320/
bcme.readme.txt
VOL.000.000.txt
Ws_ftp.log
new/
ad320_btld.img
ad320_readme.txt
e1000/
eeG.readme.txt
VOL.000.000.txt
Ws_ftp.log
e100b/
eeE.readme.txt
VOL.000.000.txt
Ws_ftp.log
iir/
iir_btld.img
iir_readme.txt
lsi/
bldsco.txt
lsil_btld.img
lsil_readme.txt
MPT_INTRO.TXT
MPT_LEGAL.TXT
Mpt_read.txt
scp10326.dd
scounix.txt
Ws_ftp.log
symbios-lsi/
slha.btld
slha.readme.txt
slha_btld.img
slha_readme.txt
Ws_ftp.log
wd/
wd_btld.img
wd_readme.txt
patches/
zmodemuw.tar
lfs/
lqfsupp_readme.txt
VOL.000.000
VOL.000.001
VOL.000.002
VOL.000.003
VOL.000.004
MAINT1/
osr507mp1.txt
VOL.000.000
VOL.000.001
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
VOL.000.031
VOL.000.032
maint1update/
oss662a.ltr.txt
VOL.000.000.txt
maint3/
507mp3_vol.tar
osr507mp3.txt
VOL.000.000
VOL.000.001
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
VOL.000.052
VOL.000.053
oss656b/
oss656b.ltr
VOL.000.001
VOL.000.002
VOL.000.003
VOL.000.004