AlphaServer SC patch kit: ========================== AlphaServer SC Version : SC V2.6 UK1 Kit Name : RMS310 Release Date : 16-Jan-2006 Abstract : UK1 RMS kit Description of Patch: ===================== This kit contains the below fixes including the fixes from the previous RMS kit SCV26UK13209081993.tar.gz 1. This patch fixes a problem with incorrectly reported accounting stats in the acctstats table. 2. This patch contains a fix for "User cannot launch jobs : lsf allocation fails, every couple of minutes housekeeper operation blocked and pmanager log shows exception while unpacking string copy: invalid count 217 2 errors". 3. This patch fixes the problem of "prun -i" command consuming the cpu time when jobs are submitted using LSF. "prun" was polling for the stdin which it should not do when there is a -i option provided with the "prun" command. 4. This patch is provided for the problem "Jobs getting allocated and run instead of being in the queue when one of the node is configured-out". 5. This patch resolves an ELAN (memory exhausted) exception issue in application code. Kit location: ============= The patch kit is RMS310.tar.gz and it is available from ITRC. Prerequisites: ============== Before installing this Patch kit, you should ensure the following: 1) You have all mandatory patches for this release installed. Kit checksum: ============= cksum values for kit, #cksum RMS310.tar.gz 3796830148 18144561 RMS310.tar.gz Updated files: ============== A list of the files included in this patch is given below along with the cksum values for each file. 1669890769 163840 INSTCTRL 1715271437 215 README 2083898739 145 RMS.image 3680430119 17694720 RMSBASE310 1268239763 21483520 RMSD310 1275218724 16117760 RMSELAN310 2551549798 921600 RMSLSFSUP310 1592124424 942080 RMSMAN310 1632654581 4392960 RMSPANDORA310 2083898739 145 instctrl/RMS.image 1664287406 186 instctrl/RMSBASE310.ctrl 530161112 12147 instctrl/RMSBASE310.inv 3140483453 7106 instctrl/RMSBASE310.scp 2126100163 188 instctrl/RMSD310.ctrl 707664241 5353 instctrl/RMSD310.inv 1152218501 2749 instctrl/RMSD310.scp 947133511 184 instctrl/RMSELAN310.ctrl 3182005878 9349 instctrl/RMSELAN310.inv 137340462 2776 instctrl/RMSELAN310.scp 823595717 191 instctrl/RMSLSFSUP310.ctrl 1091610628 368 instctrl/RMSLSFSUP310.inv 3694979421 2437 instctrl/RMSLSFSUP310.scp 1223652597 180 instctrl/RMSMAN310.ctrl 1277011334 74789 instctrl/RMSMAN310.inv 1022636852 2164 instctrl/RMSMAN310.scp 3733109289 186 instctrl/RMSPANDORA310.ctrl 489628920 11031 instctrl/RMSPANDORA310.inv 1593599707 6288 instctrl/RMSPANDORA310.scp 145793457 243 productdef/RMS310 2543661702 30638 qsinstall 4005290792 3456 tools/parsenodelist.awk 2615385662 26337 tools/rmscheckenv 381383776 46649 tools/rmshost 2615385662 26337 tools/rmssetup Instructions: ============= The tar file provides a setld installable kit. Unpack it into a directory that is NFS mounted on all domains e.g. /nfs and follow the following steps to install it: Patch required on Management Server (if used) : YES Patch required on Domains : YES On the Management Server (if used) ----------------------------------- Stop RMS using the following command: # rmsctl stop Now delete the existing kits from your system as follows: # setld -d RMSBASE300 RMSD300 RMSELAN300 RMSLSFSUP300 RMSMAN300 RMSPANDORA300 Verify the kit is uninstalled: # setld -i |grep RMS You should see the following kits uninstalled on your system: 1.) RMSBASE300 2.) RMSD300 3.) RMSELAN300 4.) RMSLSFSUP300 5.) RMSMAN300 6.) RMSPANDORA300 Now install the new RMS kit using the following command: # setld -l /nfs/RMS Now touch the following file, # touch /usr/opt/elan/sys/include/elan3/compat.h And ensure that permissions/ownership match as shown below, # ls -ltr /usr/opt/elan/sys/include/elan3/compat.h -rw-r--r-- 1 root system 675 Sep 6 2004 /usr/opt/elan/sys/include/elan3/compat.h On the Domains -------------- Remove the existing RMS kit from the domains using: # scrun -d all "/usr/sbin/setld -d RMSBASE300 RMSD300 RMSELAN300 RMSLSFSUP300 RMSMAN300 RMSPANDORA300" Install the patch using the following commands: # scrun -d all "/usr/sbin/setld -l /nfs/RMS RMSBASE310 RMSD310 RMSELAN310 RMSLSFSUP310 RMSMAN310 RMSPANDORA310" Now you need to restart the RMS as follows: # rmsctl start *******************************************************************************