Acer Altos RAIDWatch Manual page 25

6 Put the patch files in the right directory. The install shell script (intall.sh) needs for you to put
the patch files in your system. For example in a Solaris SPARC workstation, if the patch file
name is 2.2_05a_patches_sparc_5.7.tar
Enter the following:
#mkdir /usr/patches
#cp 2.2_05a_patches_sparc_5.7.tar /usr/patches
#cd /usr/patches
#tar xvf 2.2_05a_patches_sparc_5.7.tar
You have now tarred the patch files in the /usr/patches directory.
Note Patches displayed here are only examples. Patches are continuously updated on Sun's web site.
Altos RAIDWatch also supports Red Hat Linux 6.1 servers and workstations.
1 Mount installation CD
2 Add agents: Please add necessary agents to the system shell script. These agents will be loaded
when the system initiates. The following is an example of how to add agents to the system shell
script:
Append the following strings to /etc/profile:
/usr/hybrid/bin/secondary > /dev/null 2>&1
/usr/hybrid/bin/primary > /dev/null 2>&1
3 If your Red Hat Linux 6.1 host is a web server:
Make sure that web server software is already installed on your Linux server. The default web
directory will be /usr/home/httpd. Allow the Altos RAIDWatch installation package to be accessed
from /usr/home/httpd/html.
a Mount the Altos RAIDWatch installation CD to /cdrom:, type the following and press Enter
to proceed (assuming that the CD-ROM drive is /dev/hdc):
#mount /dev/hdc /cdrom
b Copy the "common" file folder from the installation package CD to the Apache html
directory, type the following and press Enter to proceed:
#cp –r /cdrom/common /home/httpd/html/
4 Modifying browsers for remote installation:
No configuration change is needed for systems using Internet Explorer. If the browser used on a
particular machine is Netscape Navigator or Hot Java and Altos RAIDWatch will be installed
remotely via the internet, you will have to modify your browser configuration as follows:
a) For Netscape on a Linux system, append the string:
Installation
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