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HP-UX Support Page
Most Recent Version: 11.0 (as of: 1/6/99)
Questions:
1) How do I
extend /usr/adm, swap file systems?
2) How do I install HP-UX (10.20)?
3) How do I start my program automatically at boot?
Answers:
1) How do
I extend /usr/adm, swap file systems?
Assumptions: replace "vg00" with your volume group,
"lvol7" with the logical volume that you wish to extend,
"8/16/5.5" with your primary boot path.
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Extend the size of the logical volume. -L 500 designates NEW size of LV, not incremented size.
/usr/sbin/lvextend -L 500 /dev/vg00/lvol7 -
Reboot into single user mode:
shutdown -ry now
Interrupt boot with "any key" when prompted
boot> pri 8/16/5.5
interact with ISL? y
ISL> hpux -is -
Extend the FS size:
/sbin/extendfs /dev/vg00/rlvol7 -
Reboot, and check file size with bdf.
Other filesystems (/opt, /home) can be extended without rebooting. Just unmount lvol#, lvextend, extendfs, and mount.
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Place "Install and Core OS Release 10.20" CD (#B3920-13640) into CD drive and reboot.
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Interrupt the boot process when prompted and select a boot path. You can run a search if you are not sure what the path is to your CD-ROM drive. (Example: 8/16/5.2)
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Boot using the boot path for the CD-ROM drive (boot P3). Do NOT interact with IPL.
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Enter the number of the language you want: 45 (for PS2_DIN_US_English)
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Next you will see the "Welcome to hpux install screen".
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Choose Install HP-UX
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Would you like to enable networking now: N (unless you are going to load across the network)
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Choose the disk to load HP-UX onto: 8/16/5.5.0
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Choose type of configuration your system will use: Standard LVM config or LVM configuration with VxFS (Journaled File System, If you plan to use Online JFS, you must install VxFS at this time)
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If you choose Standard LVM , you will see a screen listing the "Basic Configuration" options.
Primary Swap size: 256
Secondary Swap size: None
Software Selection: CDE Runtime Environment
Software Language: English
Local Setting: default
File System File name length: Long
/home configuration: Minimal
How many disks in the root group: two (depending if you want both disks in the root "vg00")
Make volatile directories separate: true (allows the root FS to expand if needed)
Create /export volume: False
Confirm choices with (OK) or make changes. -
System Configuration
|
Partition |
Default (MB) |
Example with 2, 2gig disks |
|
/ |
84 |
168 |
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/stand |
48 |
96 |
|
swap |
256 |
256 (plus secondary swap at 256) |
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/home |
20 |
80 |
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/opt |
252 |
504 |
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/tmp |
32 |
96 |
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/usr |
332 |
504 |
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/var |
160 |
320 |
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Interact with SD-UX swinstall: No
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The system will reboot and then: Next you will see a series of screens to walk you through setting up some network paramaters.
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Set System Parameters
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Are you ready to link this system to a network: yes
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Hostname: <hostname>
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Select time zone: North America or Hawaii
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Central Standard/daylight
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Select Time:
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Do you want to set a root password: yes
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Enter Password:
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Internet Address: <IP address>
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Do you want to configure additional network parameters? Yes
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Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
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Gateway Hostname: router2
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Gateway IP Address: 206.11.121.2
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Local Domain Name: midwest-sys.com
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DNS Server Hostname: rattler
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DNS Server IP Address: 206.11.120.1
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NIS
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(click cancel to skip NIS setup)
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NIS domain name:
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Wait for NIS Server on Bootup: NO
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Do you want to configure this system as a Font Server: no
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Close …… Close….. and your done.
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Login at root
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Edit : /etc/PATH to add:
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/usr/sbin:/etc
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cp sys.resources /etc/dt/config/C/sys.resources
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vi /etc/dt/config/C/sys.resources:
#add this line anywhere towards the top
*loginShell" True -
vi .dtprofile and uncomment the last line.
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Vi .profile:
Add /usr/local/bin to the path statement
Remove 23 lines starting with "#Be sure that VUE does not invoke tty commands."
Add under "#Set up shell environment"
set PS1 "`hostname`# "; export PS1
stty erase "^H" kill "^U" intr "^C" eof "^D"
stty hupcl ixon ixoff
tabs
#Following 7 lines enable command recall funtions
set -o vi
EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi
export EDITOR
HISTFILE=.sh_history
export HISTFILE
HISTSIZE=50
export HISTSIZE
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Load latest patches.
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Mount cdrom: /dev/dsk/c0t2d0 /cdrom
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Run swinstall
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Change source depot path:
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/cdrom/10.X/800/10.20/XSW800GR1020
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ok
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highlite XSW800GR1020
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select : action > match what target has
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ok
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select: action > install (analysis)
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if no errors: OK
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System will now reboot.
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Repeat the above steps for depot:
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/cdrom/10.X/800/10.20/XSW800HWCR1020
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Install other applications and add users as needed. You are done with the initial setup.
3) How do I start my program automatically at boot?
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Define a script in /sbin/init.d. Use the template script as a template. Exit value of 0 = "OK", 1 = "FAIL", 2="N/A" at boot up.
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Put any definition variables in /etc/rc.config.d. These will be variables passed to the above script.
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Put a "startup" link in /sbin/rc<x>.d to the script in /sbin/init.d named S<xxx><servicename>, where S=start, xxx=startup priority (lower=better).
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Put a "kill" link in /sbin/rc<x-1>.d as above (K<xxx><servicename>), that shuts down the service when runlevel <x-1> is encountered.
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Note: Solaris is slightly different. There are no links. The scripts go directly on the S & K file in /etc/rc<x>.d.