AlphaServer SC patch kit:
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AlphaServer SC Version : SC V2.6 SSB 
Kit Name:                SCV26SSB3207011257
Release Date:            05 Aug 2004
WFM Number:              3207011257-321
Abstract: Elan3: assertion failed PTBL_LEVEL(ptbl->ptbl_flags).


Description of Patch:
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This patch fixes a panic in the elan3 driver that a customer encountered 
while running one of their applications.


Kit location:
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The patch kit is SCV26SSB3207011257.tar.gz and it is available from
ITRC.


Prerequisites:
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Before installing this Patch kit, you should ensure the following:

1) You have all mandatory patches for this release installed

Kit checksum:
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cksum values for kit,

2325597665 429056 SCV26SSB3207011257.tar.gz

Updated files:
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A list of the files included in this patch is given below
along with the cksum values for each file.

2022768314 694271 /usr/opt/elan/sys/elan3.mod

Instructions:
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This patch is provided as a setld installable kit.  Unpack it
into a directory that is NFS mounted on all domains e.g.
/nfs/<kit name> and install it as follows:

Patch required on Management Server (if used) : YES
Patch required on Domains                     : YES


On the Management Server (if Used):
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    Install the patch as follows:
    # cd /nfs/<kit name>
    # setld -l /nfs/<kit name> <kit name>
    # doconfig -c HOSTNAME
    Now copy the new kernel to /vmunix
    # shutdown -r now

    To remove the patch, use the following commands:
    # setld -d <kit name>
    # doconfig -c HOSTNAME
    Now copy the new kernel to /vmunix
    # shutdown -r now



On Domains:
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    Install the patch as follows:
    # cd /nfs/<kit name>
    # scrun -d all setld -l /nfs/<kit name> <kit name>
    # scrun -d all BuildKernels
    # scrun -d all DeployKernels
    # sra shutdown -domains all
    # sra boot -domains all

    To remove the patch use the following commands:
    # scrun -d all setld -d <kit name>
    # scrun -d all BuildKernels
    # scrun -d all DeployKernels
    # sra shutdown -domains all
    # sra boot -domains all



Once the patch is installed and you are satisfied that it is working correctly
the GENERIC kernels should also be updated, using the following command:

    # scrun -d all DeployKernels -g
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