| This page provides you with links to two downloadable tar files,
cleanPR
and get_disk_info.
These tar files contain scripts that you can use when upgrading
to TruCluster Server Version 5.0. You can upgrade to TruCluster
Server Version 5.0 from:
- TruCluster
Software Version 1.0 or TruCluster Production Server Software
Version 1.4 or higher
- DECsafe
Available Server Version 1.3 or TruCluster Available Server Software
Version 1.4
These scripts are designed to be used with the upgrade procedure
provided in Chapter 7 of the TruCluster Server Version 5.0 Software
Installation manual.
<get_disk_info.tar.Z>
./README
./get_disk_info
Download
this file to the existing Version 1.x cluster or ASE.
Run
the get_disk_info
script to gather disk information on the existing Version 1.x cluster
or ASE. Use the gathered information to help manually map Version
1.x device names to those used for the same devices on the Tru64
UNIX Version 5.0 system.
Use
the get_disk_info
script in conjunction with step 7h in Section
7.4 of the TruCluster Server Software Installation manual.
The procedure in this section tells you to run a series of scu
commands. The get_disk_info
script automates the use of the scu
utility to gather device information. Print or otherwise save the
script's output.
After
you install the Tru64 UNIX Version 5.0 operating system, use the
output when checking devices and mapping device names from the Version
1.x rz* names to the Version 5.0 dsk* names (as discussed in steps
12f and 12g of the procedure).
<cleanPR.tar.Z>
./README
./bin
./bin/scu
./bin/scu.hlp
./bin/scu.ksh
./cleanPR
The
cleanPR script finds
and clears all persistent reservations from the attached HSG80 and
HSZ80 devices. This script calls a modified version of the scu
utility, compiled for DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0D or later versions
of the Tru64 UNIX operating system. Use the cleanPR
script only in conjuction with step 14d in Section
7.4 of the TruCluster Server Software Installation manual,
which discusses backing out of an upgrade.
To
uncompress either file, enter the following commands:
uncompress filename.tar.Z
tar -xvpf filename.tar
|
